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Two-pronged Attack Best for Psoriasis Treatment

In treating clients that have psoriasis, new research offers skin care professionals an insight into why a combination of treatment approaches may work best.

Melanoma-suppressing Gene Enzyme Identified

Researchers from the National Institutes of Health have a melanoma tumor-suppressing enzyme, potentially leading to better treatments against the deadly skin cancer.

Tea Tree Oil and Silver Mix to Heal Skin Wounds

Offering more effective options in the treatment of skin wounds, researchers have found a combination of tea tree oil and silver to be a promising healing agent.

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FDA Mandates New Warnings for Botox

Though none of the reported problem cases have involved using the drug for dermatological or cosmetic procedures, skin care professionals should note the newly Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-mandated warnings on Botox and other similar products.

Gene Variation Increases Risk of Atopic Dermatitis

By discovering how a gene variation can lead to an increased risk of atopic dermatitis, scientists are now trying to develop a better treatment—and prevention—method for the chronic skin disease.

New Gene Research Shows Potential of Melanoma in Dark-eyed, Easy Tanners

Showing the importance of offering indiscriminate sun skin care to everyone, new research shows those formerly thought less likely to develop melanoma—dark-eyed, dark-haired people that tan easily—can still be at an increased risk of the disease.

Older Men Need a Hand in Inspecting for Possible Melanomas

Close inspections of the back and other hard to see places are vital in finding early-stage melanomas in older men, according to new research.

Berry Elements Found to Be Good for the Skin

You probably already knew that berries are nutritious. But new research shows that a compound found in berries, nuts and other fruits might help prevent wrinkles and repair skin damage caused by the sun.

Drug Shows Success Healing Scars

Potentially helpful in medical spa treatments and procedures, a new drug has proven effective in the healing of scars.

Drug-resistant Bacteria Shifting the Treatment of Acne

As the bacteria that causes acne develops more of a resistance to drugs used to treat it, skin care professionals and dermatologists are increasingly needing to look elsewhere for ways to solve this skin issue.

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Dosimeter Can Predict, Prevent Sunburn

A device that can give an early warning of sunburn, and help to prevent skin cancer, has been developed.

Genetic Mutation Shown to Trigger Skin Cancer

Potentially helping to create new treatments for melanoma, British researchers have shown a genetic mutation often leads to the development of the disease.

Researchers Find Master Skin Gene

A new gene discovery may be the key to skin development, offering potential opportunities in a variety of skin care applications.

Chemicals in Hospital Cleansers Found to Cause Skin Problems

Cleaning agents used in hospitals have been found to cause health conditions, such as hand eczema, making it important for skin care professionals to watch for signs of these issues.

Health Often Determined by Skin Tone

Another reason to keep skin vital and fresh has arisen, with new research pointing out people use others' skin color and tone to determine how healthy they are.

Food Unlikely to be the Cuplrit in Causing Eczema in Children

Though there has been an increase recently in children with eczema, study shows food allergies are an unlikely cause, leading to the need for more research.

New Research Creates Protective Cream Similar to Newborn Skin

A new protective cream developed by European researchers mimics elements of newborn skin, allowing those with skin disorders and issues a new potential option for treatment.

Psoriasis Sufferers Get Help From the Web

Spa clients who suffer from psoriasis can now get help from a more technological source—the Internet.

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