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Putting Melanoma to Rest

A recent study found a way to quite literally put cancer cells to sleep. Clemens Schmitt and his research team dove into the science behind cellular senescence.

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Hyaluronidase Vital To Manage Filler Complications

A study was done to show how important it is for esthetic physicians to be able to diagnose and properly treat vascular complications from filler treatments.

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The Link Between Running and Memory

Jeff Edwards conducted a wellness study to show how exercise, specifically running, can benefit the brain by diminishing the negative impacts that chronic stress causes.

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Scientists Explore Beauty Supplement Benefit

The British Nutrition Foundation conducted research to discover whether nutraceuticals actually provide benefits to the skin.

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Trending: Madonna's "Fork Facial" Revealed

See the secret treatment behind Madonna's "fork facial," and see if it is something you can be offering clients in your spa.

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IMPACT Melanoma Discusses Sunburn and Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is nothing to celebrate, so be sure to check out this information on how to stay safe this St. Patrick's Day to avoid any unnecessary concerns.

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Study Sheds LIGHT on Eczema Cause

Research published in the Journal of Experimental Medicine has identified a potential method to block atopic dermatitis by targeting the LIGHT protein.

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The Acne Depression Connection

A study in The British Journal of Dermatology investigated just that, finding an increased risk of developing major depression for people who suffer from acne.

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Scientists Reveal Conditions Linked to Rosacea

Though the existence of rosacea comorbidities is well-known, a recent literature review in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology broke them down to analyze which conditions occur most often.

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Research Marches Toward Eczema/Asthma Connection

Childhood eczema has been linked to the development of asthma later in life. Recent research in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology examined how to prevent this phenomenon.

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You Are What You Eat: Hydrating Foods for Dry Skin

As the body's largest organ, the skin can benefit from the foods we eat, including combating against dryness.

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The Nutrition Behind Candida and Cutaneous Candidiasis

Learn the causes and treatments of candida and cutaneous candidiasis from clinical nutritionist Ginger Downey.

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Atopic Dermatitis Yardstick Measures Up

Treatment for atopic dermatitis has evolved in recent years. A new yardstick, published in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, is meant to help make new treatment options clear.

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UPDATED: FDA Bans 24 Antiseptic Ingredients Including Triclosan

Along with triclosan, the FDA has banned 23 other ingredients used in health care antiseptics, finding their safety and efficacy insufficient.

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Study: Euphorbia peplus Improves Photoaged Skin

Euphorbia peplus, also called petty splurge in the U.K. or radium weed in Australia, has been shown in studies to help improve photoaged skin.

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Free Skin Cancer Screenings for Florida Firefighters

Water’s Edge Dermatology is providing free skin cancer screenings for Florida firefighters in January 2018 after research found firefighters in Florida are seven times more likely than the average state resident to be diagnosed with skin cancer.

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Study Finds Germ Concerns Connects to Self-image Worries

“Our findings show that when people are worried about pathogens, they also evaluate their own physical appearance, which motivates them to pursue behaviors and products intended to improve appearance, including exercise, makeup and plastic surgery.”

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Blood Test Could Help Predict Skin Cancer's Return

“For some patients with advanced melanoma, their cancer will eventually return. We have no accurate tests to predict who these patients will be, so our findings are really encouraging,” said Richard Marais, lead researcher for Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute at the University of Manchester.

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