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Meditation Shown to Help Breast Cancer Patients

A recent study done in Chicago shows how transcendental meditation aids the well-being of patients being treated for breast cancer.

Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy Can Benefit from Exercise Programs

Supervised exercise programs for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy can reduce fatigue and boost muscle strength, aerobic capacity and emotional well-being, a new study suggests.

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Rougher Microdermabrasion Shown to Be More Effective

Rough buffing of the skin does a better job of removing wrinkles and acne scars and stimulating healing than a gentler rubbing, University of Michigan researchers report.

Certain Food May Help Combat Flu

With flu season coming on in full swing, eating healthily is all the important. Add a few of these recommendations from a New Jersey restaurant's executive chef.

Red and Blue Clothing Showed to Offer More Sun Protection

Spanish researchers have shown wearing red or blue clothing helps protect skin from the sun better than yellow.

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Vitamin Injections Big in Japan

More and more people in Japan are getting vitamin injections through intravenous drips as this latest health and beauty craze grows.

Hormonal Therapy Shown to Fight Adult-onset Acne

Research presented at the American Academy of Dermatology's summer meeting showcases how hormonal therapy can be used to treat acne in women older than 20.

Workplace Wellness Efforts Help Encourage Heart Health

A new study showing the effectiveness of workplace wellness programs not only encourages spas to promote their wellness efforts to local businesses, but also urges them to implement programs in their own facilities.

AAD Offers Tips on Seeking Out Safe Cosmetic Procedures

The American Academy of Dermatology recently offered suggestions on what patients should look for when choosing where to have minimally invasive cosmetic performed.

More Americans Seeking Alternative Eczema Therapies, Though Dermatologists Urge Caution

Though some Americans suffering from eczema are finding relief in alternative therapies such as acupuncture, dermatologists are suggesting caution if clients choose to purse this route.

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LED, Green Tea Combo Shown Effective Against Wrinkles

German researchers have shown that using LED technology in combination with a green tea extract lotion can have a visible effect on facial wrinkles and fine lines.

Nutrition Offerings Can Help Boost Breast Cancer Awareness

The upcoming month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and there are several options you can offer in your spa to help promote awareness and wellness, including diet options.

Skin Aging Linked to Sun Lamps, Tanning Beds

An article in the September 2009 issue of Harvard Women's Health Watch notes the dangers of ultraviolet exposure.

Acupuncture Shown to Aid Pain Managment

A new study has shown the acupuncture helps regulate key pain receptors in the brain, furthering its range of uses in therapeutic treatments.

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Natural Look Affects Cosmetics Sales

A new report from Mintel examines the effects of the recession and current trends in makeup and cosmetics sales.

Yoga May Encourage Healthier Eating

Practicing yoga regularly may help your eating habits so you can maintain a healthier weight, a new study says.

New Report Examines Body Care Trends

New information from a report by Mintel shows how the economic shift has affected body care, as well as how spas stack up against more DIY-oriented products.

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White Tea Targets Wrinkles, Sagging Skin

New research shows that white tea can be beneficial in supporting the body's elastin and collagen, and be helpful for other parts of the body as well.

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