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Eczema Skin Care Tips to Help Children Feel Better (With Video)
Dermatologist Amanda Friedrichs, MD, recommends several tips to help reduce the severity of and frequency of eczema flare-ups in children.
Questions About Eczema in Children? Bayer Creates an App for That
Eczema mobile device app is created after study finds 76% of moms whose children suffer from eczema don't feel knowledgeable about the condition.
Keys to Unlocking the Benefits of Vitamin C
By: Lawrence Samuels, MD
Studies show that, when applied to the skin, L-ascorbic acid stimulates collagen synthesis, provides sun protection and protects the skin by reducing free radicals.
Study Finds Children With Psoriasis More Likely Obese or Overweight
Northwestern Medicine study finds excess adiposity (obesity measured by the body mass index percentile) occurred in 37.9% of children psoriasis.
Ingredient Investigation: Soy and Vitamin C
Linda Walker, author of The Skin Care Ingredient Handbook, shows why soy is a powerhouse and vitamin C continues to shine.
Unexpected Factor Contributes to Melanoma Risk in Red-Haired, Fair-Skinned Individuals
Researchers report finding that the type of skin pigment predominantly found in red-haired, fair-skinned individuals may itself contribute to the development of melanoma.
Targeting Skin Renewal With Peptides
By: April Zangl
The benefits of peptides are already recognized within anti-aging skin care, and continue to evolve and progress.
Antioxidants in Natural Skin Care
By: Szilvia Hickman
Daily replenishment of topical antioxidants provides the skin with an arsenal to deflect the assault and minimize the damage created by free radicals.
A Deeper Look at Extrinsic Aging
By: Jennifer Linder, MD
The large majority of cutaneous aging is caused by external influences, many of which can be avoided.
Infographic Educates About Skin Cancer, Prevention and Treatment
Austin skin care provider Four Points Dematology exposes the three main types of skin cancer, and reveals characteristics and statistics for each.