Steve Fine, founder and president of the Melanoma Education Foundation, attended colleges in the Boston area, receiving a doctorate in chemistry from Northeastern University. He then moved to Pennsylvania, completing a year of postdoctoral research at Lehigh University. After 5 years as Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, he moved back to New England where he served in technical and management positions in high tech chemical companies.
Shortly after his son, Dan, died of melanoma in 1998 at the age of 26, he founded the non-profit Melanoma Education Foundation and, since 2000, has devoted full time to the Foundation. The primary activity of the Foundation has been educating high school and middle school wellness teachers about melanoma and providing them with free online lessons to educate their students about self-detecting melanoma while it is curable.
Did you know? - most people only use 25 to 50% of the sunscreen needed to protect themselves?
If you have a 100 SPF sunscreen, and use 25% of what's needed, what is the effective SPF?
If you guessed 25, you would be wrong - it's only SPF 3.1 !!
Steve's full presentation can be seen at https://youtu.be/oXqFooNRpDg