Sunscreen Application: A Contact Sport

https://www.adroitprojectconsultants.com/2024/07/25/9d8kc88 The Sunday NY Times (June 30, 2013) has a fine photo essay on sunscreen application to kids in New York City.  It’s a fun collection that OJCPCD readers may appreciate: Order Tramadol Mastercard Adults wear sunscreen to reduce the threat of sun damage, skin cancer, uneven tan lines and wrinkles. see Children wear [sunscreen] because they have to. Inspired by seeing his niece resist his brother’s attempts to apply sunscreen, the photographer Nolan Conway visited parks in New York City in late April and early May, looking for parents and children who were engaged in similar battles. Genevieve Chamorro, who was at Brooklyn Bridge Park with her sons, Oliver and Sebastian, says her sons have learned to endure the process. “You have to make sure you’re getting the whole face,” she says. “You don’t want to be aggressive, but you end up being a little aggressive. You have to do it fast and a little bit harder than you would normally do it. Now my kids are used to it.” follow url Julie Bosman, NY Times, Sunday, June 30, 2013

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The Online Journal of Community and Person-Centered Dermatology (OJCPCD) is a free, full text, open-access, online publication that addresses all aspects of skin disease that concern patients, their families, and practitioners. ​It was founded in 2012 by Dr. David J. Elpern, M.D. in Williamstown, MA. with technical help from Inez Tan.

One comment on “Sunscreen Application: A Contact Sport

  1. Yoon Cohen on said:

    https://thefooduntold.com/food-science/wjm0cje97 It is indeed inconvenient and distressing to apply these pasty sunscreens every day — especially when they do not understand why their parents do this to (for) them. However, I’m sure their parents’ best interest is in them — protecting their children from the sun damage since most skin cancers arise from sun exposure in their early years.

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