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New Technology Uses Temperature to Detect Melanoma

Although in its infancy, this new technology detects a temperature change brought about by melanoma, resulting in quicker diagnosis and perhaps even an increased survival rate.

Pomegranates Can Help Slow Aging, Increase Overall Well-being

Learn the specific ways this super fruit can help improve your clients' health.

Old Cosmetics, Skin Care Present Health Concerns for Clients

In a recent study by a British department store chain, the average British woman's cosmetic bag is four years out of date.

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Should Governments Take Legislative Action to Enforce Nutrition, Physical Activity?

As the lack of nutrition and physical activity continues to result in rising rates of preventable conditions, the question of government intervention is being posed.

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52 Simple Ways to Be Healthier

Nutrition expert Patty James offers these easy tips to help you and your clients become healthier in 2010.

What Kind of Plastic Surgery Does Your Region Prefer?

According to realself.com and the ASPS, plastic surgery preferences differ by region; and often for good reason.

Summer Skin Care Tips

It will be here before you know it, so here are some skin prep tips to share with clients to get them summer-ready.

Dermatologist-administered Treatments Boom in Popularity

Advancements in procedures, and the desire to prevent and reverse the signs of aging helped fuel this incredible growth.

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NPD Reports: Anti-aging Key Skin Care Motivator for Women

Seventy-five percent of women skin care users tell NPD they use skin care products to look the best they can for their age.

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MFNE Offers No-tanning Pledge Contest for Students

The organization's contest encourages young people to avoid tanning beds for healthier skin.

Evidence Suggests Good Deeds are Contagious

Feeling uplifted urges people to go out and perform good acts themselves, research says.

Cosmetic Surgery: Not Taboo Anymore

In a survey released by the AACS, the figures show that society is more comfortable talking about cosmetic surgery than ever before.

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Advice for Clients Regarding New Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines

There are several things women can do to determine what's best for them regarding the updated breast cancer screening guidelines.

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Injectable Procedures Up in 2009

The number of procedures rose in the 4th quarter of 2009 for the first time since 2007.

Electro-acupuncture May Aid in Easing Knee Pain

A modern twist on traditional acupuncture may bring some pain relief to people with knee arthritis, at least in the short term, a small study suggests.

Green Tea Found Helpful in Treating Uterine Fibroids

Researchers at Meharry Medical College have discovered that an extract of green tea could be used as a treatment for uterine fibroids, a disease that affects 40% of reproductive age women.

Researchers See Cost of Psoriasis Treatment Quickly Rising

The cost of treating psoriasis is rising faster than inflation, says a U.S. study, which also found that newer, biologically-derived treatments cost more than traditional systemic therapies.

Acupuncture Shown to Aid Those Undergoing Breast Cancer Treatment

New research reveals that women undergoing treatment for breast cancer can ease symptoms such as hot flashes with acupuncture treatment.

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