A radiation burn can range from mild to severe. It depends on things like which part of your body was treated, how much radiation you received, and how long. You may be more likely to get a ...

May 09, 2023 Radiation burns are common during cancer treatment; here's how to alleviate the symptoms The side effect affects nearly everyone who undergoes radiation therapy. Special creams are ...

Countering standard advice, a new study finds that skin creams are safe to use in moderation for cancer patients receiving radiation treatment.

Breast cancer patients looking for a natural burn cream to protect their skin from the effects of radiation therapy can now purchase My Girl’s R ...

Breast cancer patients may suffer from radiation burns as the skin can become delicate and compromised with repeated treatments. Studies, such as the recent evidence-based study on topical agents ...

The heat index is expected to soar this weekend. Here's what to know about the scale, potential dangers and how to protect yourself from UV radiation.

To get through the hottest days of summer, here's how to read the UV index so you know when the sun is most dangerous.

From neuropathic pain to radiation burns, Hina Khan has always been more than transparent about her cancer journey and every obstacle she faced along her way. Her strength, faith and gratitude ...

This painful side effect causes the skin to burn, blister, peel, form ulcers, and even necrose. A NC startup wins FDA approval to treat skin damage.

Cancer patients can use topical agents just before radiation therapy, says a new study. However, very thick application of topical agents should still be avoided.

A local pharmacist has made waves with his formulation of a burn care solution used to treat patients with post-radiation burns.