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Acupuncture Found to Be Helpful During Menopause

Menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes have been found to effectively treated by acupuncture according to researchers in Detroit.

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Lifestyle Changes May Help Control Cell Aging

A study done at the University of California has shown lifestyles changes in diet, exercise and stress management help control cell aging.

Listen In on Skin Inc. Magazine’s Editor in Chief on Online Radio

Log on to the World Talk Radio online program Skin Health TODAY to hear Skin Inc. magazine editor in chief Melinda Taschetta-Millane discuss facial products and treatment trends.

Antioxidant Cream Protects Skin From Sun Damage

A new study shows an antioxidant cream to help protect skin against the sun, as well as aiding in fighting cancer mutations.

Researchers Work to Unravel Skin Medical Mystery

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has launched an investigation in to the existence of a controversial potential skin disease called Morgellons.

No Such Thing as a Safe Tan, Researchers Say

British and U.S. researchers have announced that their review of published studies leads to the conclusion that there is no such thing as a safe tan.

Researchers Use Nanoparticles in Melanoma Treatment

A new study done at Penn State has shown nanoparticles filled with a drug that targets specific cancer-causing genes can treat melanoma.

CVS Adds Skin Care Device to Shelves

Combination of alternating treatments of infrared and red light therapy said to stimulate collagen synthesis; retailer trains beauty advisor staff in use and in complementary product offerings.

CDC Launches Educational Campaign on MRSA Skin Infections

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have began a national campaign to teach parents how to protect children from methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections.

Acupuncture Shown to Help Women Become Pregnant

Research done at the University of Virginia Health System has found acupuncture can aid women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in getting pregnant.

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Music Therapy Found to Have Physical and Mental Benefits

Recent research has shown music to help improve the mental and physical conditions of patients with 'life-limiting' diseases.

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'Anti-aging' Perfume Hits Shelves

A new fragrance from company Harvey Prince designed to make women smell younger is being sold in the United States and will soon expand its availability worldwide.

Market for Cosmetic Surgery Products Continues to Grow

The market research group Freedonia has recently released a report discussing the continued growth of the cosmetic surgery products market, including key factors in its development.

Researchers Find ACE Inhibitors May FIght Skin Cancer

New research from a study done at the VA Medical Center in Providence, RI, suggests the use of ACE inhibitors and a similar medication may help prevent the development of some skin cancers.

New Study Shows Signs of Tanning Depedence in College Students

A study recently conducted at the Virginia Commonwealth University showed college-age students displaying behaviors of tanorexia, or tanning depedence, which can increase chances for skin cancer.

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Government Turns to Alternative Therapies to Help Vets

New Age therapies are being used to help war veterans resume normal lives.

Study Shows What Teens Would Pay to Reduce or Be Rid Of Acne

Results from a recent study done in the San Francisco area indicate teens' willingness to pay for treatments and services that will help rid them of, or at least decrease, their acne.

PCPC Defends FDA on Sun Care Regulation

With the arguments heating up around sunscreen regulation, the Personal Care Products Council recently defended the FDA on its sun care regulation issues.

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