Oz Investigates: Is Your Sunscreen Poisonous? Pt 2

There's growing concern that the lotion you use to protect your skin from the sun could be causing serious health problems – even cancer. Dr. Oz explains what puts you at risk and reveals the sunscreen all experts agree is safe.

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Learn more about the ways your sunscreen might be poisoning you.

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Get a list of EWG-approved sunscreens.

Watch Dr. Oz explain how aspirin could lower your skin-cancer risk.

How to Safely Make Lifestyle Changes With Type 2 Diabetes

Gain control of your disease while still protecting your heart

If you're overweight or obese and have type 2 diabetes, a new study reveals how to make lifestyle changes that will help you safely gain control of your disease and still protect your heart.

Researchers published a study in Diabetes Care that took a second — and more in-depth — look at data from the NIH's Look AHEAD study. They found that for 85% of people in that study, lifestyle interventions that triggered weight loss and increased physical activity reduced potential cardiovascular problems. Such lifestyle interventions also help reduce the risks for diabetes, dementia and some cancers and strengthen the immune system.

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