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What is sun poisoning?
Sun poisoning causes sunburn on the skin, which can lead to pain, fever, nausea, dehydration, and confusion.
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Articles about Sunburn
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Scientific application
Light sensor to help warn of sunburn
Tiny fingertip sensor that can be attached to clothing with the ability to change color to signal the time of safe exposure to the sun.
Space science
What happens when you are accidentally thrown into space?
You are traveling on a spaceship when a meteorite is hit, the spacecraft is badly damaged and you are pushed out into space. What happens to your body if it's not protec…
Computer science
How to view UV index right on Android and iPhone phones
Skin exposed to excessive amounts of UV (ultraviolet) rays can lead to sunburn, sunburn, aging or even cancer. So is there a way to see the fastest and simplest UV index…
Health
Risk of skin cancer from summer day game 'sunburn tattoo'
Exposing the sun for a long time to shape the skin causes skin to suffer from burns, burns, wrinkles and cancer risk due to UV rays.
Discover science
Do we get sunburn in winter?
The answer is yes. The amount of ultraviolet (UV) radiation decreases slightly in the winter but is still at risk, especially for people with sensitive skin.
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Legendary legend about people with purple eyes
Do you know the color of the eyes of people outside brown, blue and green also has ... purple or not?
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The culprit causes the skin to become discolored when exposed to sunlight
The more you interact with the sun, the more your body produces melanin, melanin that helps fight ultraviolet rays and darkens skin.
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The simple solution of 'Death' burns customers at the Vdara hotel
On hot days, the temperature of the area around the lake can increase by about 9 degrees Celsius. Even a customer said on Instagram that the temperature around the lake…
Oceanography
Coral shields are resistant to ultraviolet rays
British scientists have discovered a mechanism to create sunburns for marine corals, which can be used as a sunscreen for humans and develop temperate crops in the tropi…
Biology
Sunscreen of plants
Plants do not get sunburn because they secrete substances that act as sunscreens, helping to protect them from harmful sun rays.
Medicine - Health
4 troublesome summer makes you sick
According to Brightside, summer with high temperatures brings many problems to people's health. That requires us to have a reasonable solution.
Medicine - Health
Types of sunburn you may encounter in hot weather
The resilience of the skin will depend on how much sunburn you have, there are 3 common sunburn forms below.
Medicine - Health
Late eating can be harmful to the skin
UV exposure is a major risk factor for sunburn, skin aging and skin cancer.
Medicine - Health
Dermatologists recommend the 3 fastest ways to remove sunburns
Swollen sunburns are the top cause for many people in the summer.