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Some Essential Fatty Acids Aid Healthy Skin
Essential fatty acids such as omega-3s and omegas-6s are necessary to help the skin stay healthy.
Skin Cancer Found to be More Scarce in Coffee Drinkers
Researchers find nonmelanoma skin cancer to be rarer in postmenopausal women who drink coffee.
AAD Addresses New Developments in Skin Cancer Prevention
It is estimated that more than 1 million new cases of skin cancer were diagnosed in the United States in 2007. While most skin cancers have excellent cure rates if detected and treated early, dermatologists stress that prevention is still the best medicine.
Sunlight May Help Prevent Some Lung Cancers
A new study is showing lower levels of ultraviolet B (UVB) rays from the sun to be associated with higher lung cancer occurrences.
Skin Care: The Importance of Feel
By Steve Herman
In the excitement over peptides, neurocosmetics, antiglycation endpoints and prebiotics, it is easy to forget the importance of product look and feel.
Study Finds Massage Relieves Pain After Surgery
U.S. researchers have found that patients treated with massage in postsurgical situations have experienced less pain.
Minnesota Bans Mercury Added to Cosmetics, Skin Lighteners
The state of Minnesota has banned the intentional addition to mascara, eye liners and skin-lightening creams.
Managing the Effect Stress Has on Skin
Stress can cause problems with skin, hair and nails. The American Academy of Dermatology has recommendations on how to curb those effects.
Food Choices Can Have an Impact on Skin Health
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, "you are what you eat” is an adage that often applies to skin care...
New Study Shows Possible Cause of Rosacea Bumps
Although they are normal inhabitants of human skin and cannot be seen, microscopic mites known as Demodex folliculorum may actually be something to blush about.