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Dry skin is caused by a combination of things — dehydration, environmental stressors, vitamin deficiencies, the list goes on. But there’s a skin condition that causes inflamed, itchy skin. It’s called eczema. According to the National Eczema Association, one in 10 Americans will get eczema at some point in their lives (peaking in early childhood),…
“Psoriasis is by far the most common skin condition that we use biologics for currently,” says Robert Finney, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City. “This is because we were able to identify and effectively target inflammatory pathways that are unregulated in psoriasis. We have long-term data that demonstrate their efficacy in this condition, and…
[ad_1] Oh, who lives in a pineapple under the sea … around the Retriever Seamount 200 miles off the coast of New England in the Atlantic Ocean? Well, according to a marine biologist, it’s SpongeBob Squarepants and his partner, Patrick Star. The yellow and pink duo of the iconic children’s cartoon were spotted side by…
[ad_1] It was a scoop that sparked another scoop. A Dispatches documentary allowed television cameras, for the first time, inside a women’s shelter in Surrey to follow the stories of women fleeing their violent partners. When the show aired in February 2019, Darren O’Brien, a station manager from Southeastern, was among those who tuned in….
[ad_1] Walmart will invest nearly $ 1 billion over the next five years in career-oriented training and development for its workers. The company, the largest private employer in the United States, announced last week that it will pay 100% of college tuition and books for its associates through its Live Better U (LBU) educational program….
[ad_1] An edible alternative to plastic has won the Green Alley award for innovation in the circular economy. It is one of several viable alternatives to single-use packaging. Converting base metals to gold was the holy grail of medieval alchemists. Tempting, but unattainable. So what would be an equivalent search in the 21st century? How…
[ad_1] Spiritual unfolding In the words of William Shakespeare, “Some are born great. Some achieve greatness. And some have had greatness imposed on them. ”The same could be said of internet fame. Ask John Butler, an 84-year-old former farmer from Derbyshire, England. Riding an adult tricycle, sporting a neatly combed beard and often in a…
When celebrities launch beauty brands, it’s typically done with a passion for beauty, a drive to connect with fans in a new way, and a mission to fill in glaring gaps in what was once less inclusive shelf space. The extra cash is pretty nice, too. When Rihanna launched Fenty Beauty in 2017, it was…
There’s a movie that’s always playing in Too Faced cofounder Jerrod Blandino‘s head. His protagonist, a woman who exudes power, spends a night in close quarters with a mysterious, maybe even dangerous lover, whose fresh, woodsy fragrance mixes with her floral one. At the end of the night, they blow out the bedside candles and…
Pat Flynn on Lockdown Shenanigans, Cultivating Virtue, and the Nature of Evil – Legion Athletics 0 Free Shipping & Returns 100% Money-Back Guarantee Home / Blog / Podcast / Pat Flynn on Lockdown Shenanigans, Cultivating Virtue, and the Nature of Evil Written by Michael Matthews Life is full of surprises and things don’t always…