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Couple at the sideshow, July 1942 Klamath Falls, Oregon. Photo by Russell Lee for the Office of War Information.
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The Jersey Shore circa 1908. “The bathing hour, Atlantic City.” 8×10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company.
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1947 — Summer Evening. Oil on Canvas. Social Realism style. Edward Hopper (1882 – 1967). Private Collection.
With the “unofficial start of summer” only a week away, more and more of us will probably be spending more time in the sun. One of the downsides to this exposure to the sun is that it opens us up to more risk of developing skin cancer. Unfortunately, even with all the literature, studies, and effort to inform the public about the dangers, diagnosed cases of skin cancer are on the rise in the United States. Today’s infographic outlines this rise, the risk factors for contracting skin cancer, and how you can work to prevent it. [VIA]
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