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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.

Research Shows Nanoparticles May Penetrate Sun Damaged Skin

Nanoparticles may penetrate sun damaged skin causing concern about their increasingly widespread use in sunscreens, according to new research.

FDA Criticized for Sunscreen Regulation

The U.S. Food and Drug Adminstration was recently criticized by the Cancer Prevention Coalition, based in Chicago, for allowing the use of what the coalition believes are toxic ingredients.

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.

Fry Now, Pay Later

Find out how this international educator, author and beauty business owner's own skin cancer disgnosis has motivated her to increase awareness within the esthetic industry.

Pomegranate: Nature's Oldest Ultraviolet Protection

Research has shown that this powerfully packed antioxidant source can have a critical impact on sun protection.

Understanding Sunscreens

This noted ingredient guru goes in-depth on a variety of burning questions related to sunscreens.

Sun Smarts for This Gardener

Advice from two industry experts on sun protection.

More Americans Suffering Sunburns

Sunny Days

Using caution is always the rule when dealing with the sun.

"Lost" Makeup Supervisor Reveals Favorite Products

"Lost" makeup department supervisor, Emily Katz, reveals her favorite products for use on the set.

Sunscreen May Be More Effective When Nanoencapsulated

Research recently published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science shows nanoencapsulated sunscreens to be more effective, helping guard skin against sun damage.

AAD Issues Statment Urging Public to Be Sun-conscious

With warmer weather quickly approaching, the American Academy of Dermatology has released a statement encouraging people to be smart about their sun exposure in regard to skin health.

Key to a Safe Tan for Fair-Skinned People Discovered

Improper Use of Sunscreens Can Harm Skin

Men Not Getting the Message About Sunscreen

Tanning May Be Addictive

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