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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.

Work That Walk!

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

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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.

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!

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.

Acupuncture May Treat Chronic Headaches Better Than Drugs

Acupuncture works better than drugs like aspirin to reduce the severity and frequency of chronic headaches, U.S. researchers recently reported.

Skin Inc. Magazine Wishes You a Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving!

Get tips on eating healthy this holiday from Skin Inc. magazine.

'Stay Quit Monday' Announced as Part of the Great American Smokeout

Helping those who wish to quit smoking, the Great American Smokeout Organization has announced its Stay Quit Monday initiative, which encourages smokers to reaffirm they're commitment to quitting every Monday.

Testing Well-Being Effect of Cosmetics

The R&D department of the Dermscan Group has developed a series of new tests that evaluate the well-being effect of beauty products on a consumer.

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Effectiveness of Massage to Treat Muscle Soreness Questioned

Researchers at Ohio State University are conducting studies on the effectiveness of massage therapy for the treatment of muscle soreness and recovery.

Lower Breast Cancer Risk by Eating Healthy

Take these tips on healthy eating to help lower your risk for breast cancer.

Flaxseed and Borage Oil Supplements Shown to Aid Skin Health

European research has shown that taking flaxseed and borage oil supplements can help improve skin health, lessening redness and decreasing roughness.

Acupressure Helps Calm Children Before Surgery

According to researchers at the University of California, Irvine, children treated with acupressure before anesthesia for surgery typically have fewer side effects.

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.

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