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  1. Protecting your skin and eyes from sun damage should not stop just because the temperature drops. ... and potentially increase your risk for melanoma (skin cancer) of the eye. Photokeratitis , or snow blindness, is also a painful ...
  2. ... issue as a PDF Featured health topics: Skin cancer, dry eye, exercise Winter 2019 Download this issue as a PDF Featured health topics: Scleroderma, rare diseases, opioids, cancer immunotherapy Fall 2018 Download this issue as a ...
  3. ... providers diagnose things like diabetes, genetic disorders, and cancer. Our eyes may also help give insight into stroke, according ...
  4. ... chronic condition. For Dr. Todd Telle, the... Dry Eye April 05, 2019 Finding skin cancer: Why routine checkups can make all the difference ...
  5. ... has shown that the human papillomavirus (HPV)... Cervical Cancer May 06, 2020 Eye tracking technology holds promise for earlier autism diagnosis ...
  6. ... National Eye Institute: Omega 3 Study MedlinePlus: Dry Eye Not just another 1-800 Number. 1-800-4-CANCER Get free information and services and confidential support. ...
  7. ... National Eye Institute: Omega 3 Study MedlinePlus: Dry Eye Not just another 1-800 Number. 1-800-4-CANCER Get free information and services and confidential support. ...
  8. ... are at risk of sun damage and developing cancer. Melanin—the natural pigment in skin, hair, and eyes—protects skin cells by absorbing UV rays. Darker- ...
  9. ... Out More National Eye Institute: Dry Eye National Eye Institute: Omega 3 Study MedlinePlus: Tears Not just another 1-800 Number. 1-800-4-CANCER Get free information and services and confidential support. ...
  10. ... UV-protective sunglasses and clothing. Also, keep an eye out for skin moles or spots that change color, which could be a sign of cancer. Contact your health care provider immediately if you ...
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