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Woman mocked over moles has embraced her birthmarks after years of hiding her skin
Lorena Bolanos, 24, from Mexico, was branded a 'chocolate chip cookie' by cruel bullies because she was born covered in birthmarks, and has now stripped down to promote body...
1 day ago - Daily Mail
24 of the best supplements for a healthier body, according to the experts
A panel of experts has put together a definitive list of which dietary supplements are best and safest to take for women looking to improve their general health, clear up bad...
1 day ago - Daily Mail
PAs Fare Worse Than Derms for Skin Cancer Diagnosis
AAPA/SDPA call study 'fundamentally flawed'
1 day ago - MedPageToday
7 Perfect Men's Products For Shaving Sensitive Skin
These solutions will end the red, irritated skin.
1 day ago - Mens health
Married People Less Likely to Die From Melanoma
People who were married were more likely than single people to have melanoma detected in the earlier, more treatable, stages.
1 day ago - NY Times
Skin implant creates an artificial 'mole' if people are at a high risk of breast or prostate cancer
Researchers from ETH Zurich in Basel created an implant that is triggered by high calcium to produce melanin, the pigment which causes a skin tan, moles and freckles. Calcium...
1 day ago - Daily Mail - 2 articles
UD professor wins $2.3 million grant from NIH for research on Achilles tendinopathy
University of Delaware assistant professor Karin Gravare Silbernagel received a five-year, $2.3 million Research Project Grant from the National Institute of Arthritis and...
1 day ago - News Medical
Physician assistants less likely to accurately diagnose early stage skin cancers
Physician assistants are increasingly used in dermatology practices to cut costs and improve access to care, but are more likely than dermatologists to perform unnecessary skin...
1 day ago - News Medical
Being married cuts your risk of skin cancer death
A study of 50,000 American skin cancer patients found that, of those who were married, 45.7 percent had a stage 1, which has a 98 percent survival rate.
1 day ago - Daily Mail - 2 articles
Skin Sensor Could Track Alcoholics' Booze Intake
Routine monitoring of people in addiction treatment programs is a challenge. The most common way to check patients' blood alcohol levels is a breathalyzer, but the devices are...
1 day ago - Web MD
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“You are what you eat” might be an overused phrase, but there's quite a bit of truth to it, particularly when it comes to your brain. According to a paper published in the...
Dementia patients are nearly 20% more likely to be prescribed 'inappropriate...
Researchers from the University of Sydney found dementia patients are 17 per cent more likely to be prescribed unnecessary medications for conditions such as insomnia, pain and...
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A post shared by Marci Nevin Fitness on Apr 6, 2018 at 7:06pm PDT There are two types of people in this world: the ones who cannot function without coffee and the "others". All...
Hope for the middle-aged who suffer from hand tremors
Researchers from the University of Kansas found that when worn twice a day for a month, the device reduces tremor severity by 89.5 percent. Wearing it just once reduces tremors...
Autism doctor Hans Asperger ‘willingly became a cog in the Nazi killing...
The pioneering Austrian paediatrician whose name came to describe patients with Asperger's syndrome was in fact a Nazi collaborator who sent children to their deaths, new...
Inside the Mexican psychedelic drug rehabs American addicts flock to
Matthew Mellon reportedly died after taking a psychedelic drug in Mexico, but experts say that ibogaine deserves research as it may be a last hope for opioid addicts like...
STUDY: Being lesbian, gay or bisexual makes you 36% less likely to be...
The findings of a new study on human health are sure to ruffle some feathers in the LGBT community, as they show that homosexuals, bisexuals, and transgenders are much more...
Suicide, with benefits: Bizarre tech startup pitches “brain up-load” that...
A controversial startup company is looking to harvest fresh human brains. The company is called Nectome and the founders are already preying upon the suicidal, the terminally...