Tanning beds triple skin cancer risk, study finds
A new study in Science Advances reveals that tanning bed users are nearly three times more likely to develop melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.…
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GOOD FOR YOUR SKIN, KINDER TO THE PLANET
Clean beauty isn’t about achieving perfection. It’s about making better choices whenever you can.
Makati Med introduces Ultherapy Prime for ageless skin
Makati Medical Center’s Skin and Laser Hub launches Ultherapy Prime, an advanced ultrasound-based technology for non-invasive skin lifting and tightening.
An Ode to the Filipina Form: How Kate Low weaves a sisterhood of skin
Perk by Kate founder Kate Low returns to Manila to celebrate Filipina women through inclusive lingerie, thoughtful fit and a growing community that embraces…
Skin is stressed, too: Why serums are the self-care step your routine needs
A dermatologist explains how a simple day-and-night serum routine with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, cica, vitamin B5, and bifida ferment can help strengthen…
Your skin’s new reset button has arrived
Pretty Skin & Lamelin Philippines marked its first anniversary by launching the Glow Reset Rice + Niacinamide skincare line and introducing a K-pop-inspired…
Jennylyn Mercado ushers in a new era of skin-first beauty
Years spent under studio lights and in makeup chairs shaped Mercado’s perspective on what modern beauty should deliver.
Toxic watchdog finds banned skin-lightening products in Mindanao
A toxic watchdog has found banned mercury-laden skin-lightening products openly sold in beauty shops across Mindanao, prompting an alert to the FDA. Learn…
Hot weather, bad skin? Here’s how you can fight back
Health experts also stress the importance of prevention, especially during peak daytime hours when UV rays are strongest.
Tanning beds triple skin cancer risk, study finds
A new study links tanning beds to nearly three times higher risk of skin cancer, revealing how UV exposure causes DNA mutations. Survivor Heidi Tarr shares her…
Exercise can reduce cancer cell growth by up to 30%, research says
A study from Edith Cowan University reveals that a single session of resistance training or high-intensity exercise can slow cancer cell growth by up to 30%,…
Heman Bekele is TIME magazine’s young trailblazer battling skin cancer with a game-changing soap
Meet Heman Bekele, TIME Magazine’s Kid of the Year 2024, whose groundbreaking soap invention aims to prevent and treat skin cancer. Discover his inspiring…
Cancer vaccine hope after killer cell research
Scientists explore using natural killer cells for cancer treatment
15-year-old scientist named Time's 2024 Kid of the Year for innovative skin cancer soap
Heman Bekele's groundbreaking invention could revolutionize skin cancer treatment and prevention
