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(Medical-NewsWire.com, December 03, 2012 ) Phoenix, AZ -- Skin Tips, a website devoted to providing its readers with in-common skin allergies and practical articles about proper skin care and the different conditions and problems associate with it has launch its site. The website which also features practical tips on how to maintain healthy skin, how to fight common skin conditions such as acne, make up and skin care product reviews boasts easy navigation. The topics are logically arranged and visitors will not have a hard time looking for information on dermatologic issues.
The launching of this new website could not have come at a better time when the holidays are here and everyone wants to look good. Meeting family and friends for gatherings can be a stressful and unpleasant experience if you are self-conscious because of skin problems, zits especially.
One of the featured articles speaks about very practical tips on how to maintain a healthy looking skin and avoid outbreaks. It discussed simple everyday things that may affect our skin condition without us knowing. Even certain foods that trigger outbreaks and beauty products that exacerbate already worsening condition are given due emphasis.
A recent development in skin care was the discovery of a harmless virus purportedly useful in killing the acne-causing bacteria. This came about as a result of the study done by Scientists at UCLA and the University of Pittsburgh. Graham Hatfull study co-author and Eberly Family Professor of Biotechnology at the University of Pittsburgh, said, "There are two fairly obvious potential directions that could exploit this kind of research," "The first is the possibility of using the phages directly as a therapy for acne. The second is the opportunity to use phage-derived components for their activities."
With reference to the present problem that there aren't that many ways to eliminate acne, lead author Dr. Robert Modlin, Chief, professor of Dermatology and professor of Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine, told the BBC "Harnessing a virus that naturally preys on the bacteria that causes pimples could offer a promising new tool against the physical and emotional scars of severe acne."
About Http://wolfelab.com:
Http://wolfelab.com is a website dedicated to provide valuable information on skin care. The author is a working mother and a true believer of natural methods of skin treatment.
Camelback Health Care
Curt Louis
(602)-368-5861
info@wolfelab.com
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