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Master Doctor Search: Anti aging
Thickness and Juvenile State of Skin Controlled by Collagen
Proliferation of epidermal cells is regulated by Type XVII collagen and also the thickness of juvenile and aged skin, suggesting COL17 can potentially be used for future...
6 days ago - Medindia Health
Questions Raised About Trump's New CDC Boss
Fitzgerald championed Coke-backed obesity program and practiced 'anti-aging medicine'
9 days ago - MedPageToday
Do facial patches work?
Dr. DraelosAn old anti-aging concept was rediscovered with the renewed popularity of facial patches. An advertising claim states, “Facial patches gently re-educate the...
9 days ago - Modern Medicine
Certain Collagen controls thickness and juvenile state of skin
Type XVII collagen is found to regulate the proliferation of epidermal cells and therefore the thickness of juvenile and aged skin, suggesting COL17 can potentially be used for...
9 days ago - ScienceDaily
Collagen found to regulate epidermal proliferation in juvenile and aged skin
Type XVII collagen is found to regulate the proliferation of epidermal cells and therefore the thickness of juvenile and aged skin, suggesting COL17 can potentially be used for...
9 days ago - News Medical
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How to Protect Your Skin From Aging With Retinol
Retinoids, derived from vitamin A, work as an anti-aging skin care. It is a part of WHO's list of essential medicines, the most effective and safest medicine.
16 days ago - Medindia Health
Cardax's synthetic astaxanthin in line for anti-aging trial
Cardax, a Hawaii-based developer of synthetic astaxanthin, announced that the company's proprietary carotenoid compound has been chosen for a National Institute on Aging test...
20 days ago - NutraIngredients-USA
Internet flooded with unfounded claims about ‘natural' bioidentical hormone therapy that Suzanne Somers made famous: study
Suzanne Somers does not look like your typical 70-year-old. Bright-eyed, flirty and svelte, the septuagenarian TV star exudes a surprising youthfulness. And according to two of...
23 days ago - National Post
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