Besides the well known and highly lethal melanoma, which is diagnosed in more than 40,000 Americans each year, there are other types of skin cancer caused by sun exposure. Basal Cell Carcinoma strikes over 900,000 people each year. This is sometimes seen as ulcers or sores on the face that do not heal, although other body parts are also often affected. Squamous cell skin cancer strikes about 100,000 people per year. A pre-malignant skin injury called actinic keratoses is also found in many people each year.
Glasses are an important summertime item.
This will reduce your chances of getting cataracts. Wrap-around glasses will help keep the peripheral UV light from getting in your eyes.