Fighting Disfiguring Dermatologic Side Effects Of Cancer Treatment (Medical News Today)
Becky Sasaki has the quick laugh and easy smile of a woman who continues to thrive despite her four-year wrestling match with lung cancer. She still works every day in the family business, heads out for Thai food with her husband and baby sits for her energetic grandchildren.

Gene Variation Predicts Response To Treatment In Common Infertility Disorder, Study Shows (Science Daily)
Researchers have discovered that women who have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are less likely to ovulate in response to a promising new drug treatment for the condition if they have a variation in a particular gene. The gene, known as STK (serine-threonine kinase) 11 is involved in controlling blood sugar levels. Along with infertility and cyst-like structures in the ovaries, women with PCOS …

How to Control your Chest Acne - Los Angeles Chronicle

How to Control your Chest Acne Los Angeles Chronicle,  USA - Mar 9, 2008 Whatever the cause of this condition, most people will do anything to find an effective chest acne treatment, which can give them back control of their …

Secrets to a blemish-free, beautiful complexion - MSNBC

Secrets to a blemish-free, beautiful complexion MSNBC - Mar 24, 2008 The new Isolaz Pore-Cleansing Acne Treatment suctions pores to eliminate excess sebum, while a laser targets bacteria. Four to six sessions at $300 to $500 …

Gene Variation Predicts Response To Treatment In Common … - Science Daily (press release)

Gene Variation Predicts Response To Treatment In Common … Science Daily (press release) - 12 hours ago In addition to infertility, PCOS can also cause pelvic pain, excess hair growth and acne. Women who are obese are more likely to develop the syndrome. …

Rule aims to limit non-medical laser use - Springfield State Journal Register

Springfield State Journal Register

Rule aims to limit non-medical laser use Springfield State Journal Register, IL - Mar 25, 2008 Nick Teeter, 20, of Springfield received a laser treatment Tuesday at Body Perfect for scarring from acne on his forehead. “I felt like once I was out of …

Acne care may become safer - The Daily Collegian Online

Acne care may become safer The Daily Collegian Online, PA - Mar 24, 2008 By Ben Skalina Researchers in the Penn State College of Medicine are making progress toward a safer treatment for acne. The study focused on how the drug …