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Fat burner ad misleading
9/4/2008
A skin care product manufacturer has been slapped down a second time by the Advertising Standards Authority over its Nivea Goodbye Cellulite gel.
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Steroids in skin-lightening cream?
15/2/2008
British doctors have issued a warning about illegal skin-lightening creams after a case in which a woman fell sick from using a product laced with a powerful steroid.
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Marx influenced by skin disease
1/11/2007
Karl Marx, who complained of excruciating boils, actually suffered from a chronic skin disease with known psychological effects that may well have influenced his writings.
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Lip balm addictive
28/8/2007
People who use lip balm should be careful they don't become dependent on it, research shows.
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Skin crawling with bacteria
7/2/2007
Human skin is crawling with bacteria, say US researchers who identified more than 200 species on samples collected from the forearms of six people.
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Cancer from driving a car?
5/2/2007
People who spend a lot of time behind the wheel may be motoring their way to an increased risk of skin cancer on the right side of their body, researchers report.
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A little sun vs. skin cancer?
30/1/2007
It's a puzzle to scientists, but a new study suggests that the main cause of deadly skin cancer - sunlight - might also help protect against the disease.
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Good parenting fights sunburn
23/8/2006
A new study has shown that by discussing skin cancer risks with their children, parents can encourage sun-safe behaviours in youngsters.
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Top 10 causes of contact dermatitis
7/8/2006
Have you noticed an itchy, red rash after wearing that new silver bracelet? Or has that new perfume caused itchy skin? The reason could be as simple as contact dermatitis.
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Overheating can be a killer
1/12/2003
Types of heat illness range from minor to severe, including painful heat cramps to potentially deadly heat stroke, says US Federal Occupational Health.
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