Live In Our Skinz
Could Cholesterol Medications Lower Cancer-Related Deaths?
Lipid‐lowering medications (LLMs) could help you survive melanoma.
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Your Coffee Could Save Your Skin
Ah, coffee. You wake us up in the morning, give us the motivation to get through the day, and reduce our risk of skin cancer. Wait… what?
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Fighting Cancer with the Common Cold
Seems counterintuitive, but the common cold virus could become an option for skin cancer treatment.
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Why Sun-Safety Is So Important at High Elevations
The mountains are calling… and they're reminding you to protect your skin.
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Gauge Your Risk of Melanoma
Researchers at UCSF have found a way to determine a person’s risk of developing skin cancer by studying their skin cells.
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Our Team's Fall Favorites
Finding the right fall sun protection can be hard. We want to make the process easier. Here are our team's favorite products for fall sun protectio...
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COVID-19 Testing for Travel to Hawaii
Travel to Hawaii without a 14-day quarantine is about to be a possibility. All you need is a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of your flight....
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Hawaii Welcomes You Back
For the last 6 months, the warm sands and delicious Mai Tai’s of Hawaii have been out of reach. The 14-day mandatory requirement put in place on Ma...
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Can a Tattoo Help Protect Your Skin From the Sun?
Whether you love tattoos or hate them, the potential benefits of this avant-garde tattoo ink are huge
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Could You Be Addicted to the Sun?
Seems like a ridiculous question. But it turns out, you could be addicted to the sun. Even crazier, you could have a genetic predisposition to that...
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Can Honey Really Make Your Skin Healthier?
Cooler air, harsh winds, and various other seasonal factors combine to dry out our skin and make it more sensitive and irritable in the fall. Altho...
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5 Fall Favorites for Mom and Dad
Sunburns are typically only associated with summer, but this isn’t the only time you can get burnt. We are exposed to potentially dangerous levels ...
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