Page 51 - Skin Magazine
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New studies show that the UK's 8 million arthritis sufferers could be increasing their risk of heart attack through their use of NSAID's.
BY Amy Anderson 15 June, 2007
Several studies carried out in the last year have highlighted possible dangers -
A new trial has found that a cream containing a natural plant extract called Oregon Grape Root (OGR), is highly effective in reducing the symptoms associated with the skin condition psoriasis.
BY Rebecca Laske 3 July, 2007
A new trial has found that -
BY Amy Anderson 20 June, 2007
A new report published this week found that the average woman absorbs almost 5lbs of chemicals a year from their skin and hair care products, which, according to biochemist Richard Bence who carried out the research that -
A recent study found that the commonly used chemical detergent Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS), used in most toothpastes and mouth washes, contributes to the frequent occurrence of mouth ulcers according to Norwegian researchers.
BY Amy Anderson 4 July,
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BY Amy Anderson 4 July, 2007
According to a 2006 study in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), the prevalence of herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1), the cause of cold sores is declining. Researchers compared U.S. survey data taken
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Laughing could be the best cure for itchy and irritating skin conditions such as eczema in babies and infants, according to a new study published in June in New Scientist magazine.
BY Amy Anderson 4 July, 2007
The study proved that babies with atopic
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Women who take probiotics while pregnant could help reduce the likelihood of their child developing eczema, according to a new study.
BY Amy Anderson 4 July, 2007
The study, carried out at Linkoping University Hospital in Sweden and published in the
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Bathing babies too often may cause skin problems such as eczema and rashes, experts warned in a recent report that claimed infants to day were twice as likely as their parents to suffer sensitive skin conditions such as eczema and dermatitis.
BY Amy
