Sun & Beach Safety Tips Some people, especially those with fair skin, red or blond hair or blue eyes, are more susceptible to sunburn than others, but everyone should take precautions when they're on the beach or on the water. Please Note: This information is provided as a guideline and not intended as medical advice. If complications arise due to a sunburn or sun exposure, contact your doctor immediately. Basic Sun Safety Tips Using a Sunblock Relief from a Sunburn Children and the Sun Dealing with Jellyfish Stings Much of the information in this section was obtained from the 75th Street Medical Center at 75th St. & Coastal Highway, Ocean City, Maryland, and the 126th St. Medical Center at 126th & Coastal, Ocean City, Maryland. Links to Other Sun Safety Sites National Coalition for Skin Cancer Prevention in Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Sport -- An information resource about skin cancer and youth. BEACH-NET! HOME PAGE The Ocean | The Bay | Things to Do | Dining Real Estate | Lodging | Shopping | Our Towns