Sunscreen

Yes I do.
Put it on when I golf and travel down south.
I'm pretty pasty white so I burn easily.
 
I work outside. I burn like an Irish roofer. Yes I use sunscreen, but since I have to keep washing my hands it washed off and I need to reapply multiple times a day
 
No-one is safe from skin cancer in Australia
According to the Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD), Australia has a very high incidence of skin cancer, both melanoma and non-melanoma.

Another good reason to stay away from Australia if the accent isn't enough.
 
My kidn had skin cancer as a 5n year old. Anything over 15 according to the doctors that looked after my kid is just add ons however I don't burn but apply ever so ofter
 
The City of Toronto use to/maybe still does put on a clinic where they test your skin for sun damage. One time at Yonge/Dundas and another time at Nathan Philips.
 
Yes, but only if I'll be outside for more than an hour. I think it's use is worthwhile but also some common sense is needed for its use. For people with more sensitive skin or susceptible to burning, most definitely, yes. I find it puzzling that many people think exposure to any sunlight is "evil", even though it's a great way to naturally boost your Vitamin D.

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Spent time living in Queensland Australia on a work assignment. First kid was born there.
While wife in hospital and delivery had stalled a bit I wandered the hospital.
It was 6am, and sun had been up for a few hours.
One floor up was skin cancer recovery ward.
For about 20 minutes I played a few rounds of cards with old guys missing various parts of scalps and faces.
Then got back to my wife.
 
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