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DNA Testing—The Next Big Thing in Skin Care

Some physicians are now offering clients a way to personalize their skin care regimen with DNA testing.

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Do Your Clients Have Food Face?

How diet affects the skin—particularly whether it causes acne—has long been a conversation topic that professionals swing back and forth about.

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Yeast Produces Target for Dermatitis, Eczema and Skin Cancer Treatment

The first genomic and biologic study of all species of malassezia was completed and helped identify potential treatment of the diseases it causes.

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New Variants Identified for Eczema Genetics

Researchers obtained data on 377,000 eczema participants worldwide to discover new variants in those with eczema, which can lead to new targets and treatments for the skin disease.

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Study Finds Antioxidant Supplements Harmful for Cancer Patients

A new study found antioxidants available in some nutritional supplements can double the growth of cancer cells.

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Recognizing and Treating Common Warts

Warts are common among children and adults and one board-certified dermatologist gives advice on what actions to take to treat warts.

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Study Evaluates Tattoo Removal with Picosecond Laser

A recent study evaluated the safety and efficacy of multicolor tattoo removal with a Q-switched laser that generates picosecond-domain pulses.

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Gluten-free Diet Benefits Skin Diseases

According to John Zone, M.D., from the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, many areas of medical dermatology practices can be impacted by gluten sensitivity.

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The Future of Exercise May Be in a Pill

Scientists identified molecular reactions to exercise in the body, which could lead to drug treatments to mimic the health benefits of exercise.

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AAD Updates its List on Unnecessary Care

The American Academy of Dermatology released another list of recommendations of dermatology tests and treatments found unnecessary, as part of the Choosing Wisely campaign.

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Scientists Use Nano Polymer to Prevent Sunscreen Absorption

Scientists used a sticky nanoparticle polymer in a sunscreen to prevent the body's absorption of the chemicals into the skin and bloodstream.

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What Makes Asian Skin Different?

Men and women of Asian descent commonly experience certain skin conditions due to their skin's adaptation to the climate and the pigment composition of their skin, according to a blog posting by the Dermatology Associates of Central Texas.

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Study Links Skin Microbiome to Infections

Evidence was found to suggest the makeup of the skin microbiome can affect the ability of a bacterial pathogen to cause an infection.

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Micro-focused Ultrasound Safe for Darker Skin Types

A study by JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery found micro-focused ultrasound treatment to tighten and lift skin on the face and neck appeared to be safe for patients with darker skin types.

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Study Finds Fewer Moles Lead to Higher Risk in Melanoma

According to a new study from American Academy of Dermatology, people with fewer moles may be at higher risk for aggressive melanoma cancer than those with more moles.

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Skin Benefits of Tea Tree Oil

The oil, which is obtained through steam distillation of leaves from native Australian coastal tree Melaleuca alternifolia (M. alternifolia) can be used to treat acne, nail fungus, MRSA and more, but care must be taken with this potential irritant.

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Recognize the ABCDEs of Melanoma

Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States, according to the American Academy of Dermatology, and the ability of a skin professional to recognize skin cancer on a client could potentially save their life.

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Are Tattoos Toxic?

Ingredient safety and skin reactions relate not only to companies producing the pigments and inks used for tattooing, but also skin care product manufacturers in general—after all, I apply sunscreen and moisturizer to my tattooed skin.

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