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Toss the Bleach for Atopic Dermatitis Treatment

Bleach baths are commonly recommended for atopic dermatitis treatment, but a recent review in Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology found that water baths may be a better option.

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Psoriasis Meets its Match in Vanilla Extract

What do baked goods and psoriasis have in common? Research in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry suggests that synthetic vanilla extract can topically treat the chronic condition.

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Researchers Link Obesity with Rosacea

Though the causes of rosacea are unclear, recent research in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology has linked the skin condition with obesity and body mass index.

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Skin Remembers Injuries to Maintain Integrity

Stem cells in the skin have "memories" of previous injuries to help speed along the healing process. Research in Science suggests that this might help understand psoriasis.

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What it Takes to Stem Keloid Recurrence

Keloids are notorious for their high recurrence rate. Researchers from Sensus Healthcare Inc. found a way to cut down recurrences dramatically in recent testing.

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Studies Find Health Benefits in Redheads

Due to the MC1R gene, natural redheads have various benefits such as a greater ability to produce vitamin D, higher pain tolerance, better aging and more.

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When Pollution and Sensitive Skin Meet

Concerns over air pollution's impact on the skin are on the rise. Research in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found that skin care formulated with the goal of fighting pollution can make an impact on skin health.

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Break Through Skin Barrier Concerns at Face & Body Midwest

Ingredients, products and lifestyle changes are making strides in treating a compromised skin barrier. Learn about these and more at Skin Inc.'s Face & Body Midwest spa expo and conference.

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Skin Pigment Genetics is More Complex at the Equator

New research published in Cell presents genetic findings related to skin pigment diversity and complexity, further supporting the trend for customizable skin care.

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FDA Warns of Biotin Use for Certain Patients

According to the FDA, the supplement biotin, or vitamin B7, can interfere with certain lab tests. The FDA recommends discussing taking any supplements with a doctor prior to use.

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FDA Aims at Injectable Silicone

Injectable silicone by any other name does not make it healthy. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s recent safety issue warns consumers and practitioners of the harmful effects of injecting silicone for esthetic procedures.

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When Water is Hard on Eczema

Hard water contains minerals that are tough on the skin, especially those predisposed toward atopic dermatitis. Recent research in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology looked into how hard water affects the skin barrier.

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Non-Melanoma Treatment Markets Heat Up

While deadly, melanoma is not the only skin cancer. The treatment market for non-melanoma skin cancer is on the rise, expected to reach $4.7 billion by 2025 as diagnoses increase.

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Massage Linked to Faster Recovery of Damaged Limbs

A recent report in The Journal of Physiology found that massage treatments can be effective to increase muscle growth in injured limbs.

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How to ‘Trick’ Melanoma Into Treatment

An effective checkpoint inhibitor treatment for melanoma may be on its way—researchers are investigating lines of treatment for the cancer for patients missing critical gene mutations.

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Beware: RBF is Real

"Resting b!$ch face," also known as RBF, has been found by researchers to be more than just in our heads. In fact, doctors are seeing more and more patients requesting treatments to make themselves look happier in photos.

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Fat-Burning Treatments Turn to Microneedles

A novel microneedle skin patch offers a noninvasive alternative to liposuction, according to Columbia University and University of North Carolina researchers. The patch has the potential to treat obesity and diabetes while boosting metabolism.

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Learn How to Combat Acne in the Treatment Room

At Face & Body Midwest, supplier classes offer an opportunity for estheticians to gain a perspective about skin care problems from leading industry experts.

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