Baking Soda Skin Care Hack May Damage Skin, Experts Say. Here’s Why
Share on PinterestDermatologists warn that applying baking soda to your skin may come with risks like irritation and sensitivity. Getty...
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Young Adults’ Skin Care Habits Shaped by Social Media, Study Finds | Dermatology Times
Recent research from the University of Innsbruck has provided new insights into how social media influences patient skin care behaviors...
Strengthening Mental Health Literacy Enhances Job Well-Being in Palliative Care
Positive mental health literacy (PMeHL) significantly improved job well-being among palliative care nurses, with job crafting acting as a partial...
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5 Derm-Approved Anti-Aging Skin Care Products From $12
If you’re slathering on anti-aging products but seeing little to no results, you may want to take a closer look...
Urea Skin Care Ingredient Benefits and Dosage
Urea, in my experience, isn’t often called out on product labels as a star ingredient the way other star active...
Recognize and Enable Care for Post-MI Psychological Distress: AHA
It can be a sensitive topic for patients that should be broached gently, without confrontation or judgment, the committee notes....
