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Research Discuss Dermodex, Triggers and Rosacea

Researchers are understanding the role of Demodex mites and other triggers in rosacea better with recent findings, which may lead to better care for clients suffering with this skin condition.

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Appearance is Judged as a Whole, Not By Its Parts

Research from Queen's University suggests that human beauty is perceived by the sum of its parts, rather than isolated features. In other words, we find each other attractive if the parts fit well together, which may be interrupted with medically-enhanced features.

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SkinCeuticals Unveils Novel Antioxidant Research

At the 23rd World Congress of Dermatology, held June 8-13, 2015, in Vancouver, British Columbia, SkinCeuticals unveiled new research on combining topical antioxidants with laser therapies, antioxidant protection from pollution and boosting the body's defense with resveratrol.

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Study Links B12 to Skin Bacteria

A study was performed to understand whether vitamin B12 modulates activities of the skin microbiota and contributes to acne pathogenesis, which was used as the disease model.

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Promising Breakthrough for Repigmentation in Vitiligo Patients

Researchers experienced success restoring skin color in a patient with vitiligo—a devastating condition that causes skin to lose its pigmentation or color.

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Klotho Findings Connected with Chronic Psychological Stress

Klotho levels are sensitive to psychosocial stressors and raise the possibility that klotho may serve as a novel biological link connecting stress, depression and risk for accelerated disease development.

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Researchers Identify Genes Associated with Ageless Women

Harvard Researchers, Olay and 23andMe teamed up to conduct a study that links gene expression to the appearance of women's skin with age.

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NPF Awards Grants for Psoriasis Research

The National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) awarded eight researchers a one-year, $75,000 Discovery Grant to support the advancement of psoriatic disease research. By gaining a better understanding of the fundamentals of psoriatic disease—what causes psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis and what happens in the body when these diseases are present—scientists can work on better treatments and a cure.

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Aiming for Scleroderma Awareness

A campaign, "Hard word. Harder disease," is working to boost awareness and compel greater compassion for patients and their families.

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How Does Botox Actually Change the Skin?

Two researchers sought to get a better handle on the effect of Botox on the skin for mild facial wrinkles.

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4 Facts About Psoriatic Arthritis

May is Arthritis Awareness Month and the perfect opportunity to spread awareness about psoriatic arthritis.

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Vitiligo: More Than Skin Deep

Vitiligo affects the skin, but this condition can be detrimental to patients’ emotional health, and a recent study indicates that it also may have implications for their physical health.

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Scientists Identify Molecule That Controls Stem Cell Plasticity

New discoveries offer insights into the way in which stem cells choose their fates and maintain plasticity while in transitional states, such as in culture or when repairing wounds.

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Emerging Treatments Give Hope for Treating Advanced Melanoma

Within the last five years, targeted therapy and immunotherapy have emerged as viable treatment options for patients with advanced melanoma.

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Striking Results Found With Experimental Psoriasis Treatment

Patients with psoriasis show significant recovery after an experimental treatment, which raises the possibility of working toward long-term remission—in other words, a cure.

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Study: MRSA Strains Found to Uniquely Evolve in Households

This study, although focused specifically on households, is significant in displaying how MRSA may evolve and be spread in small spaces, such as skin care facilities.

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Instagram Filters: Latest Trend Driving Plastic Surgery

According to plastic surgery clinic Beverly Hills Physicians (BHP), men and women are inquiring about plastic surgery after Instagram filters reveal the best versions of themselves.

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Damage After Dark—UV Effects Continue Long After Exposure

Much of the damage that ultraviolet radiation (UV) does to skin occurs hours after sun exposure, a team of Yale-led researchers concluded.

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