Synopsis of Ultra-Violet Radiation
Ultraviolet radiations are electromagnetic radiations with wavelengths shorter than the shortest wavelength of visible light, " the rays beyond the rainbow".
Ultraviolet radiations are electromagnetic radiations with wavelengths shorter than the shortest wavelength of visible light, " the rays beyond the rainbow".
‘A new paper-based sensor can alert the users when their exposure to the sun has become dangerous.’
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The research team have also created six versions of the color-changing wristbands, each of which is personalized for a specific skin tone an important characteristic given that darker people need more sun exposure to produce vitamin D, which is essential for healthy bones, teeth and muscles.Read More..
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New Insights on How UV Rays can Cause Skin Cancer
Deletion of Hgma2 gene in mutated melanocyte can prevent the occurrence of skin melanomas
Deletion of Hgma2 gene in mutated melanocyte can prevent the occurrence of skin melanomas
Tips to Protect Your Children from Sun�s Ultraviolet Radiation
Wearing the right clothing, applying sunscreen appropriately, and seeking shade during peak hours of UV radiation, can greatly reduce the risk of skin cancer.
Wearing the right clothing, applying sunscreen appropriately, and seeking shade during peak hours of UV radiation, can greatly reduce the risk of skin cancer.
Wearable Sensor Patches can Detect Deadly Gases and High Levels of UV Radiation
The wearable sensor which can be worn as patches on the skin or incorporated into a person’s clothing, detects high levels of UV radiation that triggers melanoma.
The wearable sensor which can be worn as patches on the skin or incorporated into a person’s clothing, detects high levels of UV radiation that triggers melanoma.
