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Sunscreen misinformation uncommon on TikTok, but highly engaged
Photo by greenwish _ via Prexels Findings from a new study show sunscreen is overwhelmingly promoted in popular TikTok videos. However, sunscreen-related content containing health misinformation has disproportionately high audience engagement. The findings were published in PLOS Digital Health. For the study, lead author Alessandro Marcon and his colleagues conducted a content analysis on 971 of the most viewed TikTok videos across the five most popular and relevant sunscreen
John Evans
Jun 262 min read


Most parents aware of children’s sun-protection needs
In a press release, the AAD revealed that some 74% of surveyed U.S. parents reported that they worry more about sun protection with their ch
By John Evans
Jun 19, 20202 min read


Digital face-aging app may help curb risky tanning behaviours
After viewing photos of their faces that had been digitally aged, students enrolled in a study changed their sun tanning behaviours, accordi
by Cory Perla
May 13, 20201 min read


Potential long-lasting UV blocker for sunscreens identified
Professor Vasilios Stavros from the University of Warwick, Department of Chemistry, said in a press release: “A really good sunscreen absorb
By John Evans
Oct 28, 20192 min read


Study Finds Skin Cancer Prevention Campaign to Be Effective
A new study has provided evidence that skin cancer prevention campaigns may be effective in reducing melanoma.
by Cory Perla
Oct 16, 20191 min read


Study shows need for customized skin cancer prevention programs
More comprehensive skin cancer prevention programs could reach a more diverse population, with the goal of reducing new skin cancers among a
Dhiren Mahiban
Jul 15, 20192 min read


UV photos of sun damage promote protection through fear
Ultraviolet (UV) photographs appear to encourage sun-safe behaviour through eliciting a fear response, researchers report.
By John Evans
Jun 7, 20192 min read


Study: Homemade Sunscreen Recipes Found on Pinterest May Leave Skin Vulnerable
Ineffective recipes for homemade sunscreens are being praised on social media platforms such as Pinterest, according to a new study.
by Cory Perla
May 24, 20191 min read
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