As warm weather ramps up across much of the U.S., it's time to start taking precautions to protect yourself during long days spent in the sun. That means taking shade when possible, wearing sunscreen ...

We love the laid-back, carefree days of summer. But just like winter months lead to dry, flaky skin, the sunny season comes with its own skin saboteurs. One worth paying attention to: heat rash.

This itchy, bumpy condition is often confused for other ailments, but it’s always an indication that you should get out of the sun. By Hannah Seo With many parts of the country experiencing dangerous ...

Sunburn, tan lines, and sweaty skin are all things people tend to experience throughout the summer months. While protecting your skin from the sun can help prevent the more unpleasant side effects of ...

If you’ve been out in the triple digit heat recently, you may have noticed a red cluster of pimples or small blisters on your skin. That’s a type of skin irritation called heat rash, also known as ...

If you live in the Sunshine State, you may already know that our warm summers are becoming hotter than usual. As the temperatures increase, you or your child may develop heat rash. Here's everything ...

First comes the heat, spreading across your limbs like an unstoppable red invasion. Then comes the itching, which builds to such a degree that you can’t help but have a go, even though you know this ...

If you’ve been out in the triple digit heat recently, you may have noticed a red cluster of pimples or small blisters on your skin. That’s a type of skin irritation called heat rash, also known as ...

Staying out in the heat can cause a skin irritation called heat rash — a red cluster of pimples or small blisters on your skin. It is caused by excessive sweating during hot, humid weather. David ...

Splish, splash, dealing with a rash? It’s not unusual for a dip in the ocean or a soak in the hot tub to spell trouble for your skin. Summer, with its flurry of water activities and flourishing sea ...

Not everyone has parking close to their place of employment – many people must walk or wait for public transportation. Commuting to work in the heat presents challenges, including the concern over ...