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Skin Problems Center   [ Home >  Skin Problems >  More  News ]   SKIN PROBLEMS - NEWS CENTER Broccoli by Any Other Route Would Taste As Good... December 5, 2007 Most kids and a few adults dislike broccoli, although it's a very healthy vegetable. Is it the taste, or the mouth-feel, or both, that causes the problem? A team at Johns Hopkins has been researching broccoli for years, and has just published some interesting results in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Decrease in eczema and hayfever noted September 7, 2006 After increasing over the past several years, it looks as if eczema and hayfever may be finally on the decline. First steps towards facial rejuvenation by cell therapy revealed July 24, 2006 A British company reports encouraging data on a new treatment for facial wrinkles Choosing the right sunscreen July 7, 2006 Some reminders about sunscreen come from experts at the Mayo Clinic. Tanning can be addictive April 3, 2006 New experiments suggest that some people get more than a suntan out of using a sunbed. Makeup does not help women with facial blemishes March 16, 2006 Using makeup to conceal a severe facial blemish does not improve a woman's quality of life. Psoriasis drug has wide ranging benefit December 20, 2005 A drug used to treat the clinical symptoms of psoriasis may also relieve the depression and fatigue that often accompany the condition. New drug for psoriasis? October 17, 2005 A clinical trial shows that a drug for rheumatoid arthritis shows some promise in the treatment of psoriasis as well. Acne antibiotics increase risk of upper respiratory tract infection September 29, 2005 People on long-term antibiotics for acne have twice the risk of upper respiratory tract infection. High protection sunscreen does not increase sun exposure times August 19, 2005 Those wearing high protection sunscreen did not spend longer in the sun than those wearing basic level sunscreen, says a new study. Overdiagnosis of melanoma? August 9, 2005 New research suggests that there might be an issue with over diagnosing melanoma in the USA. Immunotherapy for warts May 19, 2005 Injecting warts with a substance that stimulates immunity can cure warts, according to a study. How dermatologists recognize melanoma April 19, 2005 A study of how dermatologists work shows they rely on pattern recognition and comparison to identify skin lesions that might be melanoma. Stem cell research aids cosmetic and reconstructive surgery February 22, 2005 It may be possible to use someone's own stem cells to make natural implants for cosmetic and reconstructive procedures, researchers say. Sunscreen in a pill? January 17, 2005 A plant extract taken orally can protect the skin from ultraviolet light damage. Simple treatment works for acne January 5, 2005 An over-the-counter treatment is as good as antibiotics in the treatment of acne. Stem cells isolated from skin October 7, 2003 Researchers have discovered that the skin contains stem cells, which could have many medical applications. Tea could help prevent skin cancer September 9, 2003 A lotion containing antioxidants from tea looks promising in protecting from non-melanoma skin cancer. Lasers now work on darker colored skin too August 6, 2003 People with darker skin can now benefit from laser treatment for skin problems ranging from leg veins to birthmarks. Don't mix sunscreen and insect repellent August 1, 2003 Children and older people are especially vulnerable to the adverse effects of sunscreen and insect repellent when used together. New treatment for wrinkles July 11, 2003 A non-animal derived treatment gives superior correction of facial wrinkles compared to bovine collagen. Driving can give you wrinkles June 4, 2003 Wrinkles and lesions that can lead to skin cancer are seen more often on the left side of the face, which is most exposed to sun when driving. Photodynamic therapy heals skin cancer February 10, 2003 Photodynamic therapy is a revolutionary new treatment for skin cancers, especially in its early stages. Specialist surgeon not necessary in melanoma December 2, 2002 A new study shows that the background of the surgeon does not affect the outcome in melanoma. Not much evidence for wart treatments September 2, 2002 A survey of wart treatments finds that only topical salicylic acid is likely to be effective. New developments in psoriasis treatment August 8, 2002 There are many new treatment options for people who are suffering from psoriasis. Better skin with lasers August 7, 2002 New techniques with lasers help remove lines and wrinkled from age and sun damaged skin. New skin cancer treatment on trial August 7, 2002 A non-surgical treatment for skin cancer, using laser light and a photosensitive drug, is being tested. Dermatologists advise on cellulite August 6, 2002 Creams, massage, diet and exercise may all have a beneficial effect on the appearance of cellulite - but there's no cure for the condition. Look after your skin August 5, 2002 There is always plenty you can do to take care of your skin, whatever your age, says a leading US dermatologist. Look after winter skin January 7, 2002 Experts at the Mayo Clinic share some winter skincare tips to help you deal with the demands of cold, dry weather.

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