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New Study Suggests Melanomas Have Different Appearance
Researchers at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York have found melanoma skin moles have a different appearance that other irregular moles.
Gene Supression May Aid in Scar-free Skin Healing
Skin may be able to heal more quickly and with less scarring by supressing a particular gene, according to University of Bristol researchers.
Psoriasis Drug Effective for Both Adults and Children
A drug developed to treat psoriasis in adults has been found by researchers at Northwestern University to be effective in children, as well.
Researchers Find New Developments in Cancer Stem Cells for Melanoma
New research from Harvard indicates melanoma can arise from cancer stem cells and that targeting these cells can slow down the growth of a tumor.
American Adults Continue to Engage in Skin Cancer-risking Behavior
A new study from researchers at the Fox Chase Cancer Center indicates that, despite warnings, many American adults still take part in activities that increase their susceptibility for skin cancer.
Exercise May Help Decrease Inflammation in Skin Tissue
University of Illinois researchers have found that exercise can aid in decreasing the inflammation of damaged skin, helping to heal wounds.
Sunlight Can Reduce Risk of Non-skin Cancer Deaths
Recent research has found the risk of death from several cancers can be reduced with exposure to sunlight due to increased vitamin D production.
Hot New Ingredients: Chick Peas and Edible, Natural Ingredients
Chick peas to energize male skin, and edible, natural ingredients created with the environment in mind
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.