Skin
New algorithm can track mental health through skin – The Hill
Story at a glance Researchers at NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering were able to create a “novel inference engine” that can monitor brain activity via electrical impulses in the skin. The lead researcher, associate professor of biomedical engineering Rose Faghih, has been developing the technology for the past seven years. The new technology was tested …
'This is a really different environment from a traditional spa': Skin & Out Facial Bar comes to Ripon
Skin & Out Facial Bar owner and skin care therapist Carley Harmon stands in her new downtown Ripon business. Joe Schulz photo A new business aimed at helping customers achieve healthy skin has opened in downtown Ripon. Skin & Out Facial Bar, located at 129 East Jackson St., is accepting clients by appointment, Wednesday through …
Patient commits estate gift to advance women’s heart health, skin cancer research and Alzheimer’s caregiver education at USF
The University of South Florida Foundation today announced a $1.8 million estate gift to USF Health that will fund a women’s heart health professorship, dermatology research endowment and caregiver education programs at the Byrd Alzheimer’s Center. Community volunteer and USF Health patient Bruce Mackey made the gift in honor of his doctors Guilherme Oliveira and …
New Technology Changing How Doctors Diagnose Skin Cancer Without Painful Biopsies – CBS Philly
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Today, the Friday before Memorial Day Weekend, is designated as “Don’t Fry Day.” It’s a reminder about the importance of sun safety to prevent skin cancer. Skin cancer has increased 77% in the past decade. For a diagnosis to be confirmed, doctors often need to do biopsies. Now, there’s an alternative for …
New technology allows doctors to test for skin cancer via stickers that collect skin cells
Dermtech sticker collects skin cells so doctors can test for cancer May is National Skin Cancer Awareness month and traditionally, if you have any concerns, you’ll get a biopsy — but now there’s a much easier way. FOX 10’s Desiree Fluellen has the details at the Skin & Cancer Center of Scottsdale. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – …
Researchers develop graphene-based sensing technology for wearable medical devices
Researchers at AMBER, the SFI Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research, and from Trinity’s School of Physics, have developed next-generation, graphene-based sensing technology using their innovative G-Putty material. The team’s printed sensors are 50 times more sensitive than the industry standard and outperform other comparable nano-enabled sensors in an important metric seen as a …
Skin Beauty Live Studio: Shiseido to highlight innovation innovation and technology at Hainan Expo – The Moodie Davitt Report
The Shiseido Skin Beauty Live Studio commemorates the brand’s 40th anniversary in the China domestic market. It will also debut the Baum and The Ginza brands in China through dedicated exhibition spaces. This story will be featured on The Moodie Davitt Report’s new WeChat Official Account in the coming days. Please scan the QR code …
How the Rose Clinic tightens skin with new technology
Skin tightening has always been a missing link. Plastic Surgery clinics can nip and tuck but it has been harder to address laxity and crepey skin in the past. The Rose Clinic now offers two technologies to address this: Surgical – RENUVION skin tightening Delivering radio frequency energy and helium plasma, Renuvion safely heats to the optimal temperature …
Selfies as Skin Saviors – IDTechEx Investigates Skin Sensor Technology
BOSTON, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Skincare is a huge – and often fraught – topic, with a dazzling array of products, promises, and tips, some of which, such as the oft-recommended lemon juice and toothpaste concoctions, do far more harm than good. Even personalized skincare can be touch and go, with existing personalization segmenting …
Save Your Skin Without Breaking The Bank: Winter Skincare Tips From A Dermatologist – WCCO
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Winter weather can create challenges for skincare. The frigid temperatures may cause existing conditions to worsen or create new problems for those with sensitive skin. Dr. Mohiba Tareen is a board certified dermatologist and the founder and medical director of Tareen Dermatology in Roseville. She said excessive use of sanitizers and masks …
