The Hingham Journal, May 18, 2011, Section: Health, Edition: Web
Childrens' Melanoma Prevention Foundation promoted skin cancer awareness day, "Don't Fry Day," with the publication of its newest book on sun safety, Danger at Graves Light, as well as a flood of educational fliers, and a high school senior project on anti-indoor tanning.
Sun safety: No Fry Day is May 27
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