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Sun Protection and Treatment Tips

Share these tips with your clients to help keep them safe from the sun.

Blocking Protein May Help Protect Against Skin Cancers

A recent study has shown controlling a particular protein in the blood can help protect against skin cancers, possibly providing future treatment options in skin and sun care.

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Study Shows Exercise Can Benefit Those 50+ Who Have Exercised Little Before

With their array of anti-aging and wellness services, many spas see older clients, and new research shows why offering exercise options can aid these spa-goers.

Stress Less for Glowing Skin

Find out how stress affects the skin, as well as how to combat it.

Beat Stress With Massage

National consumer research from the ABMP shows many Americans more stressed than in past years.

Acupuncture Gaining Ground as Pet Therapy

Alternative therapies, such as acupuncture, are becoming increasingly popular for pets.

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Yoga Shown to Improve Mental State of Breast Cancer Patients

Wellness options have become popular in the spa industry in recent years, and a new study shows how one offering is helping improve the mental states of breast cancer patients.

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Body and Machine Work Not OK in California

According to the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology, body and machine work should not be done by estheticians.

Fish Pedicures Banned in Florida

Spas looking to add a unique treatment option to their menu may have to think again if they are considering the "fish pedicure."

Wrinkles Removed with RHAMM Protein, Study Shows

New research on the RHAMM protein shows how blocking its expression is a potential treatment for long-lasting wrinkle reduction and skin rejuvenation, creating a possible new avenue of treatment options.

Drinking Coffee or Tea May Lower Risk of Stroke

Clients stopping into the spa often take a few minutes to enjoy a relaxing hot beverage, and a new study suggests that cup of tea or coffee may help them prevent strokes.

Anti-Aging Products Top Skin Care Sellers in 2008

Anti-aging is often the name of the game when it comes to the spa, and anti-aging treatments and retail hinge on quality products. According to this new study by Mintel, anti-aging skin care products are beginning to become the most purchased skin care items.

Study Shows New Herbal Formula Helps to Control Peanut, Other Food Allergies

A new herbal formula based in ancient Chinese medicine may be able to control allergic reactions to peanuts and other foods, researchers from New York City's Mount Sinai School of Medicine report.

New Study Shows Color Influencing Creativity and Detail Work

Canadian researchers have released a study showing how color can affect people when it comes to being detail-oriented and creative.

Christine Heathman Appears on Popular Talk Show The Doctors

Watch GlyMed Plus/Advanced Aesthetics Inc.’s Christine Heathman on Thursday's episode of the popular syndicated health talk show The Doctors.

Childhood Beach Vacations May Effect Melanoma Risk

Vacations at the shore during childhood may boost the risk of the deadly skin cancer melanoma later in life, a new study suggests.

Tadpoles Helping Develop Skin Cancer Drugs

The humble tadpole could provide the key to developing effective anti-skin cancer drugs, thanks to a groundbreaking discovery by researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

Work That Walk!

Few achieve and maintain the ideal walk, which can result in injury.

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