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Skin & Hair News
Skin helps your ears to listen
26/11/2009People can "hear" not only with their ears, but also with their skin, new research shows.
Redheads feel more pain
14/8/2009People with red hair seem particularly nervous about visiting the dentist, and genetics may explain why, according to a new study.
Bleach treats eczema in kids
28/4/2009It's best known for whitening a load of laundry. But now simple household bleach has a surprising new role: an effective treatment for kids' chronic eczema.
The science of beauty evolves
16/2/2009Beauty and grooming scientists have presented research that offers evidence of science's role in evolving beauty and grooming product efficacy.
A drug for longer lashes
29/12/2008The company that makes Botox says it has received US FDA approval to market the first prescription medication to make lashes grow longer, thicker and darker.
Your cell giving you a rash?
17/10/2008Nickel on the casings and buttons of cell phones can cause allergic rashes on the faces and ears of people who spend long periods of time on the phones.
New clue to baldness
13/10/2008New genetic links to male pattern baldness have been discovered by researchers in England and Germany, and the hope is the finding could one day lead to a screening test.
The end of bad hair days?
19/8/2008Feel like you're doomed to have frizzy or flyaway hair forever? Now scientists have trained their microscopes on hair to find out why it misbehaves - and how to tame it.
Hair growth molecule uncovered
1/8/2008Scientists have identified a key signalling molecule that tells hair follicles to start the hair-growing cycle.
How to check for baldness
18/6/2008Scientists claim they have devised a "60-second hair count" that's a simple and reliable away to get a grip on whether you're balding and, if so, how fast.
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