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Kao Connects Capillary Flow with Skin Condition

In research focused on physical functions in skin, Kao Corp. uncovered a link between the regulation of capillary blood flow and the condition of skin.

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Psoriasis Treatment Found to Lower the Risk of Heart Attacks

Researchers have discovered that specific psoriasis treatments can help to reduce coronary inflammation.

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High Vitamin A Diet May Lower Risk of Skin Cancer

Researchers discovered that there may be a potential link between vitamin A and a decreased risk of skin cancer.

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Research Uncovers How UV Weakens Skin Cell Bonding

For some time, the industry has studied the negative effects of UV at various skin depths. But recent findings from the Binghamton University reveal previously unknown mechanical effects, particularly related to cell bonding and cohesion.

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Researchers Find New Factors to Trigger and Delay Vitiligo

Researchers at the University of Colorado School of Medicine have taken a deep dive into understanding the causes of vitiligo, both genetically and environmentally.

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Researchers Discover a Connection Between Fat Cells and Melanoma

Researchers have discovered a connection between fat cells and melanoma, but they are also working on a way to block this connection.

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The Role of Gut Health in the Formation of Acne

When gut flora becomes imbalanced it affects many facets of the body and especially affects the acne-prone.

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Is Microbe Modulation the Future of Acne Care?

Researchers utilized a cocktail of donor bacterial communities to test the possibility of future probiotic solutions for acne and other skin conditions.

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Can You Be Addicted to Tanning?

Researchers conducted a study to see if indoor tanning could be an addiction in an effort to stop or reduce people partaking in addictive, cancer-causing activities.

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Sensitive Skin 101

Regina Tucker urged class attendees to know and master the ingredient lists on skin care products in order to become experts on sensitive skin.

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Swimmer Beware: The Ocean May Mess With Your Skin Microbiome

The skin microbiome is altered by swimming in the ocean, recent findings suggest—opening the door to potential opportunities for personal care applications to fortify beach-goers' skin barriers.

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Lauder Reveals Metabolomic Insights on Acne, Pollution, Aging and More

Leveraging the field of metabolomics, The Estée Lauder Companies has uncovered new insights relating to skin.

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Researcher Link Scalp Location with Melanoma Survival Rate

Researchers conducted a study to find the correlation with MSS for how frequently areas of the skin are exposed to the sun.

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Duo Therapy Can Help Prevent Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Researchers conducted a study to discover that a combination therapy can help prevent the formation of squamous cell carcinoma.

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Obesity Shown to be Inversely Associated with Acne

While nutrition and acne often seemed linked together, recent researchers have discovered that it may not be in the way that we have previously believed.

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Laser Probe Can Spot Skin Cancer in Seconds

There are roughly 7,200 new cases of melanoma reported in Canada each year, but a research student at the University of British Columbia is developing a device that can help with early detection of skin cancer in seconds.

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Researchers Discover Melanoma can Hijack the Immune System

A group of researchers from Queen Mary University of London discovered in a study that a specific protein produced by melanoma cancer cells can cause melanoma to spread instead of heal.

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Tpl2's Major Role in the Genetics of Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is no joke, and that is why so many people are working to try and better understand it. Katie DeCicco-Skinner is one such person who is looking into the genetics of squamous cell carcinoma.

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