August 1, 2020
Last Reviewed: August 2021
If you swim in the great outdoors or in a backyard pool on a hot summer day and put on sunscreen, don’t assume this completely protects you from the sun. Sunburns are actually a quite common consequence of summertime swimming. Here’s why.
For one, water reflects a certain amount of the ...
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