It’s convenient, but are you putting yourself at risk for skin cancer ... to lower your UV light exposure if you don’t want to give up gel nails. Here are a few tips: Use an LED light.

Getting your nails ... cancer. "If you have Irish descent — red hair, blue eyes — you have a higher inherent risk of developing skin cancers." Kim suggested people should put sunscreen on ...

Did you know UV nail lamps have the risks of causing cancer? In recent times ... that are designed to block UV light. These gloves cover most of your hand while leaving your nails exposed ...

New research shows that UV-nail ... cancer or skin changes. The more one uses light-based devices for manicures the more they are at risk for adverse skin events.” The best way to protect your ...

While emerging scientific evidence highlights the heightened cancer risk from exposure to LED nail gel curing lamps, what has ...

light to dry, and researchers say that could potentially increase your risk of skin cancer. Every time you get a gel manicure, you have to put your hands inside a UV nail lamp to let the polish dry.

Radiation from nail dryers may damage DNA and cause cancer-causing mutations in human cells, a study has found — and that might have you wondering whether your ... hands and our fingers to UVA ...

(WATE) — We know that ultraviolet light from the sun or ... have holes at the fingertips for your nails. Taking measures to protect your hands from skin cancer can also help prevent premature ...