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Using evidence as the guiding star, the @ducrest Twitter timeline consists of the latest scientific publications in dermatology, cosmetic dermatology, cosmetics and Home-Use devices. Here you will find interesting information gleaned from science and technology sources as well as the lay press.
Does Taking Time Off from Wearing Makeup Improve Your Skin? via @YahooBeauty yahoo.com/beauty/does-ta… #makeup
Ginsenosides & their metabolites: review of pharmacological activities in the skin ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2602457… #skinaging #cosmeceutical
Levels & function of regulatory T cells in patients w/ PLE: relation to photohardening via @BrJDermatol onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bj… #dermatology
#skincancer News from #ASCO15 #dermatology #ASCO2015
News: #health BMS melanoma combo impresses at ASCO – Increases survival in difficult to treat form of skin cancer http://t.co/zRcln57UD8
— Women's Health News (@womens_womens) June 1, 2015
RT @imcascongress: #imcasasia early bird deadline has been extended! You have until June 10th to get $100 USD off your registration. http:/…
Stem cells in organ regeneration – Strengths of the #Skin System from the GrecoLab @Yale yale.edu/grecolab/Why_S… #dermatology #skinscience
Molecular test to differentiate various form of #skincancer #ASCO15 #dermatology #ASCO2015
Molecular test differentiates #malignant #melanoma from #benign #skin #lesions w high level of accuracy #skincancer http://t.co/cezzo5poWA
— HelpSaveDarcy (@HelpSaveDarcy) June 6, 2014
Breast cancer detection: “electronic skin” that “feels” small lumps that fingers can miss #quantifiedskin #ASCO15
Early Breast Cancer Detection Improved by Novel 'Electronic Skin'http://t.co/SqMu4TjCzL #Cancer @SU2C #asco @myESMO @EuropeanCancer
— Onco'Zine – Network (@OncoZine) September 14, 2014
#skincancer and men. From #ASCO15
Did you know? Except for skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in the US: http://t.co/xxS0RRirVX #GU15 #pcsm
— ASCO (@ASCO) February 18, 2015
Reduce risk of #skincancer with Nicotinamide. Also #ASCO15 #dermatology
Reduce your risk of skin cancer by taking vitamin B3 (500mg twice per day.) Very exciting new data…. http://t.co/2xZmQPwPvM
— Brian Lawenda, MD (@IOEssentials) May 19, 2015