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A man and a woman walking on the beach wearing Solbari UPF 50+ sun hats and sun protective clothing.

How to pick the perfect sun hat for sun protection

After beating skin cancer, Amy now empowers others to live sun-smart.

Can skin damage caused by the sun be repaired or even reversed?

Two women standing on a beach, wearing Solbari UPF 50+ sun hats and sun protective clothing, with the sea in the background.

Sun hat or sunscreen: which is better for sun protection?

Your Story Series: Meet Tim

I have a long family history of melanoma on my Mother’s side. When mum was growing up in Sydney 70 years ago she just didn’t know about the harmful impacts of the Australian sun, especially on pale Caucasian skin. Her family spent a lot of time outdoors and at the beach when she was young, with no sunscreen and minimal sun protection.

Your Story Series: Meet Tony

My doctor told me to take sun protection very seriously. I started going to a skin doctor every six months to have a complete body check. Now, five years later it's all good, but I am much more careful about exposing my body to the sun. I've learned everything I need to know to protect my skin and allow it to rebuild and recover.

Your Story Series: Yola

"I’m fastidious about sun protection. Apply block everyday as well as wear Solbari clothes and especially the swimwear and hats."

International Women’s Day Q&A with Melanoma UK Founder Gill Nuttall

"Once I realized that Jon was not going to survive, I decided that I would do something to raise awareness of melanoma and make the lives of future patients somewhat easier."

Prevention Saves Lives: A Report into Melanoma

Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA) has released their 2022 State of the Nation Report addressing the current state of skin cancer and melanoma amongst Australians.

Should You Wear Sunscreen Indoors?

Sunscreen is widely known to be used for the, well, sun! So, is it necessary to wear it indoors as well? The answer is: Yes! This blog will explore the topic of wearing sunscreen even when you aren't in the sun and what health benefits that skincare routine can bring - from protecting from UV exposure through windows to helping prevent wrinkles down the road.

Do you need sunscreen if your cosmetics have built in SPF?

Many makeups and moisturizers claim to contain SPF, but can we rely on these products as our sole protection from the sun? This blog post will explain why it's important to continue using proper sunscreen and sun protective clothing to prevent sun damage in our day-to-day lives.

How do you find a good dermatologist?

This blog post will provide tips on finding the right skin doctor for your needs. Feeling confident and comfortable with your dermatologist encourages the likelihood that you'll make and keep your appointments.

Skin Cancer Can Happen At Any Age: Sophie Plumridge Q&A

Our Skin Health Ambassador Sophie Plumridge gets candid about her recent experiences with Basal Cell Carcinoma.

Dr. Leila Varghese on why Australians are leaders in skin cancer research

"Australians are leaders in skin cancer research and technology – and we have good motivation for it – we are also world leaders in skin cancer rates."

What to Expect at Your Dermatology Full-Body Exam

Your first full-body exam at the dermatologist is important, but it can also be nerve-racking. This blog post will explain what you can expect and how you can prepare so you feel more comfortable.

Why you need sun protection while driving

This blog post will explain why you need sun protection during your commute and which products you can use for the safest drive.

Medications which cause photosensitivity

There are a number of medications known to increase an individual's sensitivity to the sun. If you have a history of allergies and sensitivities like eczema and rosacea, you may be more likely to experience photosensitivity.

Jarryd Roughead Q&A: The Importance of Sun Protection

Australian rules football coach and former player Jarryd Roughead took the time to answer our questions about his experience with skin cancer.

How bad is getting a sunburn?

Around 90% of all skin cancers are due to sun exposure. This blog outlines what happens to your skin when it is exposed to too much sun and the potential longer term health consequences of sun overexposure.

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