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Balancing Sun Safety with Vitamin D Production
Monday, May 4, 2026
We begin our 11th Annual Sunshine Month with a focus on vitamin D, knowing full well that there are many additional health benefits resulting from sun exposure. We look forward to exploring those topics throughout the remainder of the month! continue reading
11th Annual Sunshine Month Launches Today – May 1st
Friday, May 1, 2026
May 1, 2026 (Encinitas, CA) — GrassrootsHealth is proud to announce the launch of the 11th Annual Sunshine Month, an international awareness campaign dedicated to educating the public on the powerful and often overlooked role of sunlight in supporting human health. Over the years, Sunshine Month has become a leading initiative for bringing attention to the growing body of science surrounding sunlight exposure. continue reading
Mastering the Art of Hiring & Retaining Salon Staff: Timeless Wisdom for Today’s Challenges
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Are you struggling to find good help? You're not alone. Salon owners face an ongoing battle to recruit and keep talented staff, especially with shifting generations and new workplace expectations. But what if the secret isn’t just in what you hire, but how you set the foundation for success from the start? continue reading
May is Skin Cancer Month – be ready
Thursday, April 30, 2026
SYSF continues to partner with municipalities and provinces to formally recognize May as Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Last year, 54 cities and eight provinces participated, with even broader engagement expected this year. Look for your city here.
JCTA NOTE: May is also Sunshine Month, Grassroots Health continue with promoting the benefits to sunlight. Watch for posts on socail media and don't forget to share. Let's all counter the misinformation. continue reading
Social media myths about tanning could raise skin cancer risk
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
In a news release this week, the national organization notes a “surge in ultraviolet radiation misinformation on social media platforms that encourages dangerous behaviors that can increase the risk of DNA damage to the skin and lead to skin cancer.” continue reading
