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Artificial Mole Helps Detect Cancer Early
A genetic network implanted under the skin can help detect four types of cancers like lung, prostate, colon, and breast cancer early, where an artificial mole on the skin is grown.
1 hour ago - Medindia Health
Marriage Decreases Risk of Skin Cancer Death
Marital status is associated with earlier presentation of localized melanoma, revealed study.
7 hours ago - Medindia Health
Skin cancers associated with decreased risk of developing AD
Previous studies have demonstrated a decreased risk of Alzheimer's disease in individuals with various cancers, including non-melanoma skin cancers (including squamous cell...
9 hours ago - News Medical
This $5 Product Helps Me Manage My Keratosis Pilaris
Simple but highly effective, this product has dramatically improved my annoying skin condition. I've had Keratosis Pilaris, a condition that causes acne-like bumps to appear on...
14 hours ago - Health
Neurons derived from super-obese people respond differently to appetite hormones
Scientists have successfully generated hypothalamic-like neurons from human induced pluripotent stem cells taken from the blood and skin cells of super-obese individuals and...
18 hours ago - ScienceDaily
You Almost Won't Want to Hear This Dermatologist's Advice About Drinking in the Sun
Sunning yourself with a cocktail in hand might sound like a recipe for ultimate relaxation. However, according to Venus ambassador and resident dermatologist, Dr. Anita...
19 hours ago - PopSugar
Synthetic cancer indicator: An artificial mole as an early warning system
Researchers have developed an early warning system for the four most common types of cancer. Should a tumor develop, a visible mole will appear on the skin.
21 hours ago - ScienceDaily
Two nurseries are being vaccinated against Hepatitis A after infections
Symptoms can include flu-like illness, loss of appetite, vomiting, very dark urine and itchy skin
23 hours ago - Wales online
Skin implant could help warn of cancer, scientists say
It works by detecting elevated levels of calcium in the blood linked to some cancers.
23 hours ago - BBC
Jaclyn Smith's swears by this $17 cholesterol cream for shiny hair
And this $11 moisturizing cleanser for younger, fresher looking skin.
23 hours ago - NBC News
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