Some things may make hell’s itch worse or cause further skin injury. People with hell’s itch should avoid: Hell’s itch follows sunburn, though scientists do not know why it occurs in some ...

A better night’s sleep? Happier mood? A strange rash? Spending time in the sun has upsides and downsides you’ve never heard ...

Ah, summer in South Africa — a time for poolside braais, beach days that stretch into sunset strolls and endless outdoor adventures. But while soaking up the sun feels glorious, it’s not all ...

An curved arrow pointing right. When your skin turns red from too much sun exposure, you know you're in for a painful ride. Sunburn can be prevented by applying sunscreen regularly. However ...

Nevertheless, most of us have experienced sunburn at least once. The skin turns bright red, feels irritated and needs cooling. You may also have been told that sunburn damages the DNA. But that is ...

While DNA damage has long been considered the primary cause of sunburn's harmful effects, the study reveals that RNA damage plays a critical role in the skin’s immediate response to ultraviolet (UV) ...

Nevertheless, most of us have been experienced sunburn at least once. The skin turns bright red, feels irritated and needs cooling. You may also have been told that sunburn damages the DNA.

But you have to rub it in well. What should you do if you get sunburned? First things first: get out of the sun, and cool the skin with a cold flannel or cool shower. Most people say to apply an ...