Sun Safety Tip: Use Sunscreen
Dawn Holman, CDC Behavioral Scientist, talks about the importance of using sunscreen as a part of a sun safety strategy.

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-Text graphic of an animated outdoor setting with the sun, grass, flowers, butterflies, and three types of sunscreen with text in the center that states "Sun Safety Tip: Use Sunscreen."
-Video of Dawn Holman, CDC Behavioral Scientist, in an indoor setting by a window before holding up two bottles of sunscreen in each hand.
-Video of a man applying sunscreen to his face.
-Closeup video of a woman's hands as she examines a bottle of sunscreen in a store.
-Closeup video of Dawn applying sunscreen to her arms.
-Video of a swimming pool setting with text graphics appearing that read "Broad spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 15+. Reapply every 2 hours. And after sweating, swimming, or toweling off."
-Animated graphic featuring a forest setting image in the background. Image icons appear featuring a bottle of SPF15 sunscreen, an umbrella at the beach, a set of long sleeve pants and matching long sleeve shirt, a clock, and sunglasses and a hat, representing a sun safe strategy.
-Graphic featuring CDC logo above text that reads "For more sun safe tips visit: cdc.gov/skin-cancer/"