Black people are not immune to the dangers of UV radiation, and should take steps to protect their skin year-round, including wearing sunscreen and staying in the shade during peak sun hours.

Intriguingly, ultralight dark matter might be able to turn into photons (light) — and it's through this process that the ...

In the Black community, the quote “Black people don’t need sunscreen” because of its natural protection, but the truth is, UV ...

Mineral sunscreen is notoriously difficult to work for deep skin due to the white cast zinc oxide leaves behind. In effort to work with mineral filters (which protect your skin more quickly and aren't ...

Stellar mass black holes, a few to dozens of times the mass of the sun, form from collapsing massive ... they have a theory to explain how the UV radiation can help create the right conditions ...

Our journalist—and three-time marathoner—did the hard work of finding the lightweight, breathable caps every runner needs.

The sun’s rays are strongest between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., so try to avoid being outside during these hours or stay in the shade. But don’t be fooled by cloudy or cool days — UV rays can still ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — At a time when light couldn’t easily travel through space due to a thick fog of neutral hydrogen, one galaxy managed to carve out its own bubble of clear space, allowing ...

Excessive exposure to the sun's ultraviolet ... cancer in Black people. Location. If you live in a warm climate, or high elevation, you’re exposed to higher amounts of UV radiation from ...