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“Is Everyone Looking At My Skin?” How I Was Blindsided By Adult Eczema
Eczema is so common that it has worked its way into a Megan Thee Stallion lyric, yet when it snuck...
Skin Healthcare
Bright young things: What teen skin needs now for a complete evolution
The science of the teenager is something many a parent is working hard to uncover. From parenting podcasts to following...
Development of a multivariable prognostic prediction model for skin tears in older nursing home residents
Participants and clustersAt baseline, 149 participants allocated to the control group were enrolled across 8 clusters. However, due to the...
This one vitamin saved my skin after 50 (doctors confirm it fights aging)
The search for that perfect anti-aging ingredient becomes increasingly important as we age, especially for women in their 50s. This...
Skin bleaching is terribly popular — and takes a terrible toll
Susan Anderson, age 52, sits in the corner of a sunlit waiting room at a dermatology clinic in Nigeria's capital,...
Wearable Patch Revolutionizes Monitoring Of Skin Health
A new wearable sensing patch has been developed that could revolutionize personalized skin healthcare by facilitating the direct sampling and...
New chapter in pharmacy reference book seeks to diversify dermatology
A new addition to Canada’s authoritative pharmacy resource aims to give pharmacists the knowledge they need to better diagnose and...
An epidermal serine sensing system for skin healthcare
MaterialsAll chemical reagents were purchased from InnoChem (China) unless otherwise stated.Preparation of the serine sensorInitially, the carbon ink (Jujo Printing...
Transdermal Skin Patches Market Set for Tremendous Growth,
The global Transdermal Skin Patches Market is experiencing significant momentum, driven by advancements in pharmaceutical technologies and the rising demand...
