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Official U.S. Data Links Indoor Tanning and Skin Cancer Risk
Report also reveals a number of salons make misleading claims about Vitamin D health benefits.
Active Ingredients in Action
By: Terri A. Wojak
As a skin care professional, educate clients and consumers about what is best for them, and foster realistic expectations for their skin care concerns.
Handy Skin Care Tips For Women's Hands
Hands can show early signs of aging if they are repeatedly exposed to the sun without proper SPF protection.
Early Intervention Key for Young Patients With Skin Conditions
Studies link atopic dermatitis, psoriasis with diabetes, asthma, ADHD and other medical conditions.
Rethinking Retinoids
By: Noureddine Mriouah
Thanks to innovative thinking, the future of retinoids is now.
UVA and UVC Skin-damaging Radiation Found in Energy-efficient Light Bulbs
Researchers from Stony Brook University have reported that compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs emit UVC and UVA radiation found to be damaging to human skin tissue in close proximity.
Study Says Caffeinated Coffee Decreases Skin Cancer Risk
Caffeine also reduces risk for Type 2 diabetes and Parkinson's disease.
Molecule Identified for Wound Healing and Psoriasis Applications
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have identified a protein that may aid in the development of psoriasis and wound-healing treatments.
The Biology Behind Eczema and Psoriasis
By: Claudia C. Aguirre, PhD
More and more is being learned about how to identify and address these two challenging skin conditions.
Letters to the Editor: Sunscreen Controversy
By: Cathy Christensen
The article "Is Your Sunscreen Doing More Harm Than Good?" sparked a lot of recent debate. What standpoint are you going to support and share with your clients?