CeraVe is sponsoring Sun Safety Day at Wrigley Field this weekend with event founder, Chicago-based board-certified dermatologist, Amy Brodsky, MD. 

Melanoma diagnosis in young adults is up 253% in the last 40 years. Sun damage in childhood is one of the leading factors of skin cancer development in adulthood. Dr. Brodsky developed Sun Safety Day to raise awareness for the importance of sun protection for all ages and to educate families on the importance of sun safe habits.

The first 40,000 fans in attendance at the Cubs-Braves game on Saturday, June 18, will receive a sample of either CeraVe AM Facial Moisturizing Lotion SPF 30 or La Roche-Posay Anthelios Mineral Non-Tinted SPF 50. Samples will be handed out at all gates at Wrigley Field and at Gallagher Way. CeraVe will also host a booth at Gallagher Way, where fans can stop by for prizes, photos and to learn more about the importance of sun safety from Dr. Amy Brodsky! 

Also in attendance will be New York Times best-selling author Dr. Ian Smith, who will be throwing the ceremonial first pitch.

Dr. Brodsky has also partnered with CeraVe and La Roche-Posay to bring sun safety programs to elementary schools around the country through the Sun Hero Program. The educational program equips licensed healthcare professionals across the country with an informative, engaging curriculum and resources to teach sun-safe behaviors in grade schools throughout the US.