A new flu shot needle soon to be available to adult patients that injects the vaccine just below the skin surface and is supposed to hurt less.
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Feed SubscriptionSummer’s not over yet: 4 ways to reverse sun damage
You may be vigilant with the sunscreen, but here's the bad news: UV radiation alters the actual DNA of your skin cells, causing lines, wrinkles, discoloration, and even cancer. Here's a ray of (UV-free) light: You can reverse sun damage.
Read More »How Manhattan’s Queen Of Facials Rebranded, Tripled Business, And Launched A Skincare Line
Long hailed as the genius behind the best naturopathic facials in New York, with a client roster that includes Julianne Moore, Rachel Weiss, and numerous beauty editors around town, Joanna Vargas is the secret weapon of VIPs, celebrities, and professionals in New York City. Style.com calls her “the queen of the naturopathic facial” while Vogue, Allure, and endless magazines and blogs have praised the nearly magical touch she brings to the craft.What a thrill it was, then, when I got a call to help the skin care diva rebrand her already successful salon. Jump forward 18 months, and we were then in the next phase of growing the brand: developing a world-class luxury brand for her own skincare line.
Read More »Video: Wine can help prevent sunburn, research shows
New research shows that both wine and grapes can help prevent sunburn, as well as other skin problems. Terrell Brown reports.
Read More »Injectable Biomaterial Enables Tricky Facial-Injury Fixes, Extreme Body Mods
Surgically repairing delicate soft tissues like those on the face after an injury or illness is a tricky business. Surgeons can fix bones, joints and other body parts--but lips and cheeks simply aren't as repairable. But they soon may be, if a new material developed by medical researchers becomes commercially available.
Read More »Bringing An Injured Sea Turtle Back To Life With Human Tissue Regeneration Technology
The patient was saved by cutting-edge technology used on burn victims and wounded soldiers. But the patient in question isn't a person, it's a sea turtle, the first animal saved by tissue regeneration procedures. Warning: graphic sea turtle surgery photos
Read More »The Glucose Level Monitor, And Four Other Futuristic Medical Smartphone Apps
Your iPhone can make calls (sort of) and check your email, sure, but new apps are being developed that will allow you to monitor your own health with just your phone. The iPhone is good for more than just playing Angry Birds and making on-the-fly Twitter updates
Read More »Video: Saving your skin in the heat
Heat can have lasting, damaging effects on your skin. Rebecca Jarvis speaks with Dermatologist Dr. Kavita Mariwalla about products one can use to protect the skin against the elements.
Read More »How to treat – and avoid – summer skin problems
Too much fun in the sun? What to do when the summer heat gets under your skin
Read More »This Week In Bots: Open-Source Learning Bots, Sensitive Robo-Skin, Robot Soccer, Chocolate Printer Bot, And More
Qbo Open-Source Bot Par Excellence Qbo is a kind of smaller, cheaper PR2 --he's an open-source robot platform (using the ROS operating system developed for PR2), which could aid robot research as well as educating students in robotics and computer programming.
Read More »Cracking The Body’s Source Code With Your Smartphone
A new app will help you diagnose and track skin conditions--from wrinkles to melanoma.
Read More »Must-Haves for the Great Outdoors
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Read More »Full Exposure: How Will the FDA’s Sunscreen Regulations Help Prevent Skin Cancer?
New sunscreen labeling regulations were issued by the federal government last week for the first time in more than 30 years. The U.S
Read More »Female Ejaculation: The Long Road To Non-Discovery
I confess: this subject--the science of female ejaculation--is not an easy topic for me to write about. I could, in principle, feign complete gynaecological objectivity, affixing to my literary visage the stone-faced look of a caring urologist palpating your pudendum. But I suspect you know me better than that by now
Read More »The Evolutionary Errors of X-Men
In X-Men: First Class , the latest film about the popular comic book superheroes, one of the mutant characters goes by the nickname Darwin because he has the power of “reactive evolution.” He instantly adapts to any threat: toss him in water and he sprouts gills; hit him with a club and his skin turns to armored plates. Biology mavens in the audience may object that this form of evolution is more or less the opposite of what Charles Darwin proposed with his theory of natural selection
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