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Melanoma Rates Continue to Rise in Young Women

Federal health officials have reported more young women are being diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer despite a leveling off of new cases in younger men and more awareness of the disease.

Skin Inc. Magazine Wishes You a Happy Fourth of July!

For a fun and enjoyable Fourth of July, its important to keep safety in mind. To make sure you and those you celebrate with will have a great and safe holiday, follow these ten easy tips.

Growth of Less Invasive Cosmetic Procedures Expected to Continue

Recent reports released from organizations such as the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society of Dermatological Surgery indicate less-invasive cosmetic procedures will continue to grow in popularity, possibly leading to the need for more risk management.

Yoga May Help Treat Depression and Anxiety Disorders

Yoga May Help Breast Cancer Survivors with Menopausal Symptoms

A recently released study shows a specific yoga program has benefits for women who have survived breast cancer in their experiences with menopausal symptoms.

Yoga May Boost Breathing Capacity

Yoga Helps Young People Lose Weight

Yoga Can Aid Well-being in Sick and Healthy People

Recent studies from India and Sweden indicate yoga offers multiple health benefits.

YadaYadaYoga Debuts in Los Angeles

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Women Tea-drinkers May Have Less Plaque in Arteries

A study recently released by researchers in France indicates women who drink at least three cups of tea a day are less likely to have plaque in their cartoid arteries, pointing to health benefits of tea.

Wellness Services Prompting More Client Questions

As spas are beginning to offer more services that cater to wellness and health, industry experts are encouraging clients ask more questions.

Vegan Diet May Help Those with Arthritis

Research released from Swedens' Karolinska Institute has shown a vegan diet can help reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes in people with rheumatoid arthritis, indicating a greater chance of more people embracing this wellness-related lifestyle.

U.S. Companies Embrace Wellness Programs

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Too Much Perfume Might Signal Depression

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have found depression can supress womens' sense of smell.

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Tomato-rich Diet Can Help Protect Skin

Lycopene in tomatoes has been shown by British researchers to protect against sun damage in skin.

The Spa at Mohonk Mountain House Debuts Nature-inspired Treatment

The Shang-Shung Institute Opens in U.S.

Tea May Lower Skin Cancer Risk

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