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Fatty acids found in certain types of marine algae have been found to help reduce the symptoms of acne.

New research from marine biochemists and published in the journal Marine Drugs has found that certain fatty acids in marine algae can kill or inhibit

An anti-aging compound based on the naturally occurring ‘antifreeze’ glycoproteins found in Antarctic fish may be the next big thing in anti-ageing skin care.

The fish –antifreeze’ was first discovered in the late 1960s by Professor Arthur DeVries, who

A link between eczema and skin bacteria has been found which could lead to new treatments for the condition which effects one in every five adults in the UK.

The new study carried out at the University of Michigan Medical School in the US and published

Frankly here at Skin Magazine we’re shocked. A new report claims that a quarter of people with psoriasis have been dumped because of their skin condition. 15% of people will not go on holiday because of their psoriasis, more than half of psoriasis sufferers

If you thought Botox was for wrinkles, think again as new research finds it can ease the pain of arthritis with no side effects.

The new research, carried out at Sheffield University, has found that a single injection of a new molecule that has the same

Young people who are opting for oral sex as a ‘safe’ alternative to unprotected sexual intercourse or who initially opt for oral sex before loosing their virginity is fueling a rise in cases of genital herpes passed on from cold sores, according to new

Breaking up may be hard on the heart, but it can actually be good for sensitive and problem skin.

There are several things about relationships that are bad for problem skin and can lead to skin break outs and flare ups and make sensitive skin conditions

Leigh Wisheart, 39, is a nurse from Glasgow who suffers from psoriasis

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Leigh says

I've had chronic psoriasis since I was nine years old, I'm 39 now and over the years I’ve tried every treatment

Blocking the nerve response responsible for itching could break the itch cycle of eczema, according to new research.

It is estimated that 10% of the population will suffer from eczema or atopic dermatitis at some point in their lives.

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At last some good news for people with psoriasis!

A new study at the University of Berlin and published in the medical journal Science has found that people with psoriasis are at less risk of getting dangerous viral infections than those suffering from