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Aloe Vera - An Excellent Skin Moisturizing Agent

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Saturday, December 22nd, 2007

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Television Commercials pushing one moisturizer down our throat after the other is nothing new for any of us. The creatives aspire us to buy them. We never bother to know if the products contain potential toxins that may harm our skin on the long run. Many of them may not but some of them may do! IN most cases may be you’ve not been able to find better options.We shall discuss ingredients that improve our health instead of compromising with it. These three wonderful ingredients can contribute to our healthy lifestyle while doing a lot of good to our beauty.

The first one is Aloe vera Juice: Aloe vera is a desert plant which has the womderful ability to enhance health. Aloe vera juice is packed with nutrition and biologically-alive liquids. It is a wondrous ‘gold mine’ of phyto-nutrients. It may surprise many of you to know that Aloe contains more than 50 nutrients that act synergistically and create a force for your health. Besides, its average pH is a “balancing” 4.55. Read the rest of this entry »

Can We Catch HPV From Toilet Seats?

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Monday, July 9th, 2007

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Human Papillomavirus, commonly known amongst people as HPV, is a type of viral infection, which spreads through skin-to-skin sexual contact. HPV is a group of more than 100 viruses of different types, which may have at least 30 strains that are known to cause different types of cancer in humans.We catch HPV from Toilet Seats still remains a common misconception among many people and continues to do the rounds all the time. But it is not true. The HPV – human pappillomavirus cannot be transmitted by using a toilet seat used by someone infected with HPV simply because life of a virus is very short and it cannot survive long once it is outside the body. Read the rest of this entry »

Protecting Yourself Against Skin Cancer

by Sylvia White | Skin Cancer | Sunday, June 3rd, 2007

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The holiday season has arrived so now is the time to start thinking about your skin and how to protect it against the suns rays.Start off by understanding your skin, what it does and why it is so important to you. Your skin is your protection and should be looked after carefully, it protects you against light, heat, injury and infection. It helps to control your body temperature and stores water and fat, it also makes vitamin D. Read the rest of this entry »

Protecting Skin From The Harmful Sun Rays During Summer– Using Sunscreens

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Tuesday, May 15th, 2007

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Summer time is not far. For those of us who will have to remain outdoors for education, work, or anything at all ithis is the right time to learn the ways to protect ourselves from the harmful rays of sun. Let us find out what and which is the best way to do it?Sunscreen is the first thing that comes to our minds when we talk about protecting our skin from sunrays. The important thing here to understand is that applying sunscreen is one of the first steps towards preventing skin cancer. Here in this article our main area of concentration is going to be, how to choose sunscreen and how important is SPF and How to choose it. Read the rest of this entry »

Skin Cancer Facts – Are Children Also At Risk?

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Wednesday, May 9th, 2007

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Skin cancer is on the rise and is beginning to develop in younger people also. After reading through this article you will realize how skin cancer can affect us all, directly or indirectly.
Majority of skin cancer cases are a result of sun exposure: The Ultra Violet rays of the sun are responsible for non-melanoma skin cancers. Therefore unprotected and direct exposure to these rays can be a cause of it. Read the rest of this entry »

Hair and Skin Care Solutions For Summers

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Sunday, May 6th, 2007

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Before we discuss hair and skin care solutions let us first get to know the kind and extent of damage sun can cause to our skin and hair. Summers for America may be just round the corner. And it’s time we start worrying about what type of special care we will take to protect our skin and hair from being exposed to the harsh and harmful sunrays. Through this article let us know how can sun harm our hair and skin and how to fight it back. Read the rest of this entry »

Unusual Spots to Detect Melanoma Cancer

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Sunday, April 1st, 2007

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To detect Melanoma Cancer in time is very important as well as difficult. The symptoms are very confusing and therefore this type of cancer is often left undetected and as a result is likely to have very dangerous consequences. The symptoms show at very unusual places and that is the reason too much attention is not given to them. Delay in detecting symptoms of Melanoma Cancer results in working out a treatment course for the patient.

Melanoma Cancer is not just about exposure of skin to harsh rays of sun. It’s a lot more than that. Doctors generally advice people to learn to self examine to detect this form of cancer. Symptoms generally show under nails, on the palms and soles of hands and feet respectively and in the scalp. Read the rest of this entry »

Does Sun Increase The Risk of Skin Cancer?

by Purva Mewar | Skin Cancer | Sunday, April 1st, 2007

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Strong sunrays can harm your skin like nothing can - To the extent that over exposure to sun can lead to skin cancer. The risk of getting skin cancer is higher in people who are exposed to direct sun, than those who are not. Little wonder why people in the olden times when they went to the beach they covered themselves. Their intention was to protect their skin from harsh rays of sun. And that’s exactly we are not doing. On the contrary we have tanning booths now! This is extremely harmful. Besides ageing skin faster there is an increased risk of getting cancer.

A dermatologist, MD James Grichnik at Duke University Medical Center, has confirmed the potential dangers of UV radiation. The main responsible factor is exposure to ultraviolet light, which is increasing for all of us in our day-to-day life. Read the rest of this entry »

Look After Your Skin, Men!

by Kavitha Gautam | Skin Cancer | Friday, February 23rd, 2007

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You like that tanned look—all golden and healthy looking. But do you know that you get it at a price if you are sunbathing? The sun’s ultraviolet rays damage the skin. Men don’t take as much care of their skin as women do so they don’t pay attention to those telltale moles and changes in the skin. And the statistics show that men are at higher risk of skin cancer than women, especially older white males. And an increased number of sunburns puts you further at risk.

About 30,000 men are expected to develop skin cancer this year according to the American Cancer Society. Skin cancer can be either nonmelanoma or melanoma and of these there are the squamous carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma.

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Suspect Skin Cancer, Do Not Take Risks

by Sylvia White | Cancer, Skin Cancer | Wednesday, January 17th, 2007

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Skin cancer is unsightly if it is neglected and left to grow, it is very important to see your physician at the first sign of any unusual change in a mole or a strange growth. Melanoma is the most serious but it can be treated successfully if it is caught and treated early.

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