Does sunscreen cause cancer? A dermatologist explains @UCDavisHealth

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Does sunscreen cause cancer? UC Davis Health dermatologist Dr. Oma Agbai explains why that common online myth is not supported by evidence. Sunscreen has been shown to help reduce the risk of skin cancer when combined with other sun protection habits like seeking shade and wearing protective clothing.

Video description: Dr. Agbai speaks directly to camera from a studio. Images include a woman applying sunscreen and people wearing large hats that cover the ears and neck, and being in shade.

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