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Released by InStyle.com, actress Diane Kruger revealed this week that quitting smoking helped her to ease symptoms of skin disease rosacea. Check out this on InStyle.com.
Research suggests a compound found in broccoli may help prevent sunburns and is currently being studied for use in the prevention of UV-induced skin cancers. Click here to view the article on dermatologytimes.com.
For great tips on having healthy nails, check out this video by the Academy of Dermatology
For great tips on creating an anti-aging skin care plan, click here to check out on America Academy of Dermatology (AAD).
Did you know that in the past few months, Dr. Benjamin Barankin and Dr. Anatoli Freiman have issued educational newsletters related to skin cancers, acne and psoriasis to family doctors across Ontario. Their goal is to educate family doctors/general practitioners on skin conditions and skin diseases so that there is a better understanding of the diagnosis, causes, and treatments of these common skin problems. Click here to view Spring 2013 Newsletter – Skin Cancers
It is without doubt that photo damage is the leading cause of premature aging. Unprotected skin exposed to the sun causes damage that is much deeper and extensive that freckling, melasma and premature fine lines. But what are some of the other things that are detrimental to our skin? And at what point in our lives is it time to start thinking in terms of prevention?…
An article published by The Wall Street Journal, “Skin-Cancer Groups Push for More Checkups” talks about the increased risk and rise of Melanoma, particularly in people younger than age 30. Click here to view this article.
