by Brian Kumasaka, MD, Valley Medical Center’s Dermatology Clinic Exposure to ultraviolet radiation, also known as UV, is the leading cause of skin cancer. There are two types of UV radiation: Ultraviolet A. UVA radiation can pass through glass. Research suggests that it may:Cause premature aging and wrinkling of the skin.Play a role in c...
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Reproductive Lead Shielding No Longer Needed for X-ray or CT Appointments
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Cancer
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The Absolute Best Ways to Protect Your Skin from the Sun—Top Tips from a Dermatologist
by Brian Kumasaka, MD, Valley Medical Center’s Dermatology Clinic Exposure to ultraviolet radiation, also known as UV, is the leading cause of skin cancer. There are two types of UV radiation: Ultraviolet A. UVA radiation can pass through glass. Research suggests that it may:Cause premature aging and wrinkling of the skin.Play a role in c...
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Help for Brain Fog, Voice and Swallowing Problems after COVID-19
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Translate Valley’s Website into the Language that Works Best for You!
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Lactation Services Team Empowers and Educates Families to Feed Their Babies
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The Perks of Being Fully Vaccinated—Less Risk and Greater Peace of Mind When Doing Things You Love
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6 Essential Steps to Checking Yourself for Melanoma Skin Cancer
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Leg Cramps or Weakness? It May Be Peripheral Arterial Disease
