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Cosmetic News Feeds

• Sally Beauty reports strong increase in sales for Q1
• Grant industries launch concentrated elastomer powder emulsion
• Antimicrobial peptides in frogs are found to help problem skin conditions
• Elizabeth Arden results defy downward market trend
• Unilever results show strong sales but profits hit by rising costs
• Investor sues Parlux, claiming sales price is too low
• J&J 'voluntarily' pulls Aveeno baby lotion from shelves
• A new method that uses nanotechnology to increase solubility will benefit the industry, says expert
• Skin care and fragrance boosts US prestige beauty sales
• Another L'Oreal ad banned over photoshop allegations
• S&P downgrades outlook for US personal care
• Absolutely Natural announces licensing agreement with Salt Life
• Study suggests a closer evaluation of MIT after it is found to affect animal neurons
• California Attorney General reaches settlement with Brazilian Blowout over formaldehyde claims
• Bobbi Brown turns to Facebook to revive discontinued lines
• Avon vice chairman let go in wake of bribery probe
• Canadian study highlights phthalate levels in cosmetics
• Red mangrove extract is more potent than vitamin C, says expert
• P&G results hit by weak US markets, forecast reduced on strong dollar
• It's the last day to make a SPLASH!

Skin Care News Feeds

• Lower levels of sunlight exposure link to allergy and eczema in children, study suggests
• Honey could be effective at treating and preventing wound infections
• Body location plays part in scratching pleasure
• New findings on aging pediatric bruises
• A leukemia drug kills cancerous T-cells while sparing normal immunity, study suggests
• Mechanism by which newly approved melanoma drug accelerates secondary skin cancers uncovered
• Touching a nerve: How every hair in skin feels touch and how it all gets to the brain
• New hope for better treatment of psoriasis
• Microbial communities on skin affect humans' attractiveness to mosquitoes
• Memo to pediatricians: Allergy tests are no magic bullets for diagnosis, experts say
• How skin is wired for touch
• Link between autoimmune diseases and wounds that don't heal examined
• In third-degree burn treatment, hydrogel helps grow new, scar-free skin
• Smoking is strongly associated with squamous cell carcinoma among women
• 'Encouraging' skin cancer discovery: P-Rex1 plays key role in spread of malignant melanoma
• Lower antioxidant level might explain higher skin-cancer rate in males
• Age-old remedies using white tea, witch hazel and rose may be beneficial, study suggests
• Scientists use laser imaging to assess safety of zinc oxide nanoparticles in sunscreen
• Stinky frogs are a treasure trove of antibiotic substances
• Laser removal may be advantageous for treating precancerous skin lesions
• Importance of treatment process and outcomes varies among patients with psoriasis
• Key gene function against cell death discovered
• Worms reveal secrets of wound-healing response
• Stop signal discovered for skin cancer
• Biological clock controls activation of skin stem cells
• Certain medications used for diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis not associated with increased risk of hospitalization for serious infections
• Skin 'sees' UV light, starts producing pigment
• Maternal separation stresses the baby, research finds
• Whipple procedure wound infections cut in half with new measures
• Multidisciplinary research urged for optimal melanoma surgery
• Substance from bacteria could lead to allergy-free sunscreen
• Increased tanning bed use increases risk for deadly skin cancers
• Morning UV exposure may be less damaging to the skin
• Sleeping sickness drug may provide long-term protection against nonmelanoma skin cancers
• New role of vascular endothelial growth factor in regulating skin cancer stem cells
• New role for vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in regulating skin cancer stem cells
• Survey of hair professionals finds that some report looking for skin cancer lesions on customers' scalp, neck and face
• Skin's immune peacekeepers discovered
• Bioengineering to generate healthy skin
• Controlling cell death prevents skin inflammation
• Nearly one in four people with psoriasis may have undiagnosed psoriatic arthritis
• By reprogramming skin cells into brain cells, scientists gain new insights into mental disorders
• Skin color matters when it comes to Canadians' health, study suggests
• Scientists discover three new gene faults which could increase melanoma risk by 30 percent
• Invasive melanoma may be more likely in children than adults
• Combination therapy beneficial for head and neck skin carcinomas, study suggests
• Pale people may need vitamin D supplements
• Cell transformation from one type of cell to another
• Knockout of protein prevents colon tumor formation in mice
• Popular colorectal cancer drug may cause permanent nerve damage, study suggests
• A treatment for one form of albinism?
• Cancer drug may also work for scleroderma, study suggests
• How key genes cooperate to make healthy skin
• African-American men living in poor sunlight areas at risk for vitamin D deficiency
• Psoriasis patients face higher than average death risk after a heart attack
• Biological agents for rheumatoid arthritis associated with increased skin cancer risk, review finds
• New treatments for baldness? Scientists find stem cells that tell hair it's time to grow
• New microscope might see beneath skin in 4-D
• House dust mite test on wheezy toddlers predicts asthma in teen years
• Prolonged breastfeeding does not protect against eczema, global study shows

• Don't Fumble Your Diet on Super Bowl Sunday
• Winter Can Pose Hazards for Seniors
• Some former Komen supporters can't forgive, forget
• Breastfeeding tied to stronger lungs, less asthma
• Allergan to rely less on U.S. for sales, Asia key
• Insight: In PIP implant scandal, a ragged safety net exposed
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant
• Health Tip: Prepare for Breast-feeding
• Health Tip: Teach Your Toddler Good Behavior
• Walgreen sales hit by exit from Express Scripts
• Malaria death toll possibly twice as high
• Bloomberg pledges $250,000 to Planned Parenthood
• Senators urge Komen to reconsider funding decision
• Strong jobs report pushes Nasdaq to 11-year high
• New map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Nerve disorder does not recur after later vaccines: study
• Jobs strength lifts Nasdaq to 11-year high
• Breast cancer fund to restore funding after outcry
• Malaria kills twice as many as thought: study
• Planned Parenthood welcomes Komen funding change
• Health Highlights: Feb. 3, 2012
• Raw milk remains popular, despite illnesses
• Canada, Alberta set up oil sands monitoring
• Could a Blood Test Help Spot Depression?
• Komen reverses move to cut Planned Parenthood funding
• Questionnaire Could Help Predict Alzheimer's: Study
• Namaste, travelers! SFO opens airport yoga room
• Booze and Family History of Colon Cancer a Bad Mix: Study

Health Aging News Feeds

• Why do cells age? Discovery of extremely long-lived proteins may provide insight into cell aging and neurodegenerative diseases
• A lonely heart can make you sick: Middle aged divorced women vulnerable to contracting HIV
• How to tell apart the forgetful from those at risk of Alzheimer?s disease
• Untangling the mysteries of Alzheimer's
• Same genes linked to early- and late-onset Alzheimer's
• Alzheimer's disease may spread by 'jumping' from one brain region to another
• Why the brain is more reluctant to function as we age
• Severe, rapid memory loss linked to future, fatal strokes
• Decaffeinated coffee may help improve memory function and reduce risk of diabetes
• Music training has biological impact on aging process
• Bedwetting can be due to undiagnosed constipation
• Rap music powers rhythmic action of medical sensor
• Middle-age risk factors drive greater lifetime risk for heart disease
• Mild cognitive impairment is common, affects men most, study finds
• Men at higher risk for mild memory loss than women, study finds
• Could Alzheimer's disease be diagnosed with a simple blood test?
• Tobacco smoking and high blood pressure are biggest killers of Japanese adults, study finds
• Cognitive activity linked to brain protein related to Alzheimer disease, study suggests
• Lifelong brain-stimulating habits linked to lower Alzheimer's protein levels
• Nurturing mothers rear physically healthier adults
• New discoveries in cell aging
• Tiny amounts of alcohol dramatically extend a worm's life, but why?
• 'Senior' runners never stop pushing their limits in marathons
• Genetic code cracked for a devastating blood parasite
• Vitamin D could help combat the effects of aging in eyes
• No walk in the park: Factors that predict walking difficulty in elderly
• Concept of 'overactive bladder' serves commercial interests rather than patient interests, experts say
• Active compounds against Alzheimer's disease: New insights thanks to simulations
• Thousands of seniors lack access to lifesaving organs, despite survival benefit
• Diet counts: Iron intake in teen years can impact brain in later life
• Treatment with light benefits Alzheimer's patients, study suggests
• Advance toward an imaging agent for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease
• Disruption of biological clocks can lead to neurodegeneration, early death, study suggests
• Protein changes identified in early-onset Alzheimer's
• Nicotine patch shows benefits in mild cognitive impairment, study suggests
• Unique protein organization in arteries associated with cardiovascular disease
• PET effectively detects dementia, decade of research shows
• Mass prostate cancer screening doesn't reduce deaths, study suggests
• Hopes for reversing age-associated effects in MS patients
• Ten gynecologic cancer symptoms women shouldn?t ignore
• Migration at a young age is associated with increased risk of psychotic disorders
• Cancer-killing compound spares healthy cells
• Impaired quality of life: A warning signal after esophageal cancer surgery
• Major variation in bladder cancer subtype trends highlights need for focused research
• Genetic predisposition to disease common in two supercentenarians
• 'BINGO!' game helps researchers study perception deficits
• Alzheimer's damage occurs early
• Shot of young stem cells makes rapidly aging mice live much longer and healthier, researchers report
• Explaining heart failure as a cause of diabetes
• How work tells muscles to grow
• Age-related degeneration can be caused by defects of energy metabolism in tissue stem cells
• Deer antlers inspire a new theory on osteoporosis
• Another potential risk factor for developing dementia and Alzheimer's disease in women
• Changes seen in cerebrospinal fluid levels before onset of Alzheimer's disease
• New clues as to why some older people may be losing their memory
• Alzheimer's: Diet patterns may keep brain from shrinking
• Using MP3 players at high volume puts teens at risk for early hearing loss, say researchers
• A new way of approaching the early detection of Alzheimer's disease
• Multiple sclerosis linked to different area of brain
• Brain size may predict risk for early Alzheimer's disease