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Air Force Physicians Being Trained in Acupuncture

Physicians in the Air Force are beginning training in acupuncture techniques to use in the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan for pain management.

Psoriasis Suffers Finding Support Online

Online support communities appear to offer both a valuable educational resource and a source of psychological and social support for individuals with psoriasis, according to a report in the January issue of Archives of Dermatology.

January is Hot Tea Month

Hot teas can be a natural remedy for various ailments your clients are experiencing.

Women Experience Pre-makeup Application Rush, According to Research

New research from Japan shows women feel a wave of optimism just before beginning their makeup routine.

New Testing Method May More Accurately Show Effective Sunscreens

Looking directly at the expression of the p53 gene may be a more accurate way of testing how well a sunscreen protects against UV damage, according to a recent study.

Chemical Peels 101

Industry expert Ellen Clark shares tips on providing the best chemical peel for your clients.

Virtual Reality Tool Guides Consumers With Cosmetic Purchases

IBM and EZFace introduce tool that virtually applies product to digital image of consumer in your spa's retail area.

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Increasing Rates of Melanoma Seen Across the Country

New cases of the deadly skin cancer melanoma are increasing among men and women in the United States, particularly among older men, researchers report.

New Software Development Helps Hair Removal Services

The Commonwealth Scientific Research Organization (CSIRO) has developed a software that will help hair care developers to track both hair loss and growth.

Happy New Year from Skin Inc. Magazine!

Skin Inc. magazine wishes you a happy and prosperous new year and helps prepare you for coming changes with these predictions in wellness and nutrition for 2009 from Datamonitor.

Merry Christmas from Skin Inc. magazine!

The team at Skin Inc. magazine wishes you and yours happy holidays this year!

New Light-Drug Combo Developed for Skin Cancer Treatment

New research being done in Sweden on a drug that is activated by light is showing promise in fighting skin cancer.

Combining Plant Compounds and Antioxidants Increasing in Popularity

Plant-based compounds with antioxidant properties are likely to be playing an increasingly important role in the sun care of the future.

B. Kamins Helps the Holidays Sparkle at Weekend Event

The Hearts on Fire diamonds were part of new packages at Mirbeau Inn and Spa in Skaneateles, New York, where B. Kamins, Chemist helped launch them this past weekend.

Increased Vitamin D Consumption Encouraged by the AAD

The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) is backing efforts to encourage increased consumption of vitamin D through food and dietary supplements.

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New Studies Show Laws Against Teens Using Indoor Tanning Ineffective

State laws meant to keep teens out of indoor tanning booths haven't made a dent, a new study has found, disappointing doctors hoping to reduce deadly skin cancers.

Professionals Face Safety Issues with At-home Treatments

With the rise of more cosmetic procedure treatments, as well as at-home options, clients need to be more aware of the issues that could arise and how a skin care professional can help them.

Panel Urges FDA to Revise Sunscreen Standards

A panel organized by the Citizens for Sun Protection recently convened to put pressure on the FDA to adopt new sunscreen standards.

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