Yale Scientists Reveal ‘Major Player’ in Skin Cancer Genes
Researchers from Yale University have confirmed that a gene known as NF1 is a “major player” in the development of skin cancer. A multidisciplinary team…
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Yale Study Shows T Cell Lymphoma Caused by Gene Deletions
A newly published study from Yale University shows that a deadly form of T cell lymphoma is caused by an unusually large number of gene…
Yale Researchers Successfully Treat Eczema with Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug
A team of scientists at Yale University used a rheumatoid arthritis drug to successfully treated patients with moderate to severe eczema. The same rheumatoid arthritis…
Study Shows Arthritis Drug Restores Skin Color for Vitiligo Patients
New research from Yale University demonstrates the effectiveness of tofacitinib for treating vitiligo. After five months of treatment, the white spots on the patients face…
Ultraviolet Radiation Continues to Damage Skin After Sun Exposure
A newly published study from Yale University reveals that much of the damage that ultraviolet radiation (UV) does to skin occurs hours after sun exposure….
Resveratrol Inhibits the Growth of Bacteria that Causes Acne
New research shows that resveratrol may be a key ingredient for acne treatment, finding that combining resveratrol with a common acne medication, benzoyl peroxide, may…
FDA Approved Arthritis Drug Spurs Hair Growth
Using an existing FDA-approved drug for rheumatoid arthritis called tofacitinib citrate, a man with alopecia universalis has grown a full head of hair, eyebrows and…
Hair Restoration Method Generates New Human Hair Growth
A new hair restoration method developed by researchers at Columbia University Medical Center is the first to induce new human hair growth. New York, New…
Study Points to a Way to Treat Wounds and Grow Hair
A newly published study reveals that the overexpression of growth factor Fgf9 in a mouse model increases the number of new hair follicles produced during…
Virus Has the Potential To Stop Acne
A new study reports that P. acnes phages, a family of viruses that live on human skin and naturally prey on the bacteria that cause…
