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1 Oct 2020

Can Human Skin Regenerate Scar Free?

WOUND treatment and prevention of the skin ageing process could be aided by a newly discovered genetic factor.
29 Jun 2020

Genetics May Alter Skin Microbiome and Affect Wound Healing

DIVERSITY of the skin’s bacterial microbiome may depend upon genetic factors that help to determine healing in chronic wounds.
29 Jun 2020

New Treatment Patch Option for Skin Cancer

INNOVATIVE development of a novel wearable patch for topical delivery of treatment for melanoma may lead to a better treatment experience for patients.
National Rosacea Society Reveals New Guidelines on Standard Treatment Options for Rosacea
31 Mar 2020

National Rosacea Society Reveals New Guidelines on Standard Treatment Options for Rosacea

GUIDELINES for the standard treatment options of rosacea, including recommendations for oral therapies, topical therapies, and light-based devices…
New At-Risk Group Identified for Early Melanoma Diagnosis and Treatment
31 Mar 2020

New At-Risk Group Identified for Early Melanoma Diagnosis and Treatment

EVERY YEAR, 197,000 melanoma diagnoses are made globally, and in the UK alone the malignancy constitutes approximately 5% of cancer cases…
STAPHYLOCOCCAL
7 Jan 2020

Targeting the T-Cell Response in Skin Infections

STAPHYLOCOCCAL (staph) infections are highly contagious and pose a huge risk to patients and development of vaccines for this infection has proved to be…
Contaminated Cosmetics: New Results Shed Light on Bacteria Risk for Patients
7 Jan 2020

Contaminated Cosmetics: New Results Shed Light on Bacteria Risk for Patients

Makeup sponges are the beauty product which retain the greatest amount of bacteria, higher than that found in other cosmetics such as expired products…
8 Oct 2019

Novel Skin Patch for Flu Treatment May Triumph Over Use of Needles

DELIVERY of vaccines by means of a skin patch could reduce the need for vaccines requiring needles in less developed countries and presents no side effects. According to the author of this study…