Britney Spears - Spears Lands Bad Skin Award (ContactMusic)
BRITNEY SPEARS has been handed a Lifetime Achievement award - for bad skin. The acne-prone pop star has been dishonoured with a Skinnies gong, presented annually by ...
TinTin lives! (and fights acne) (Stuff)
Now that we?ve offset the bitterness of Jesus Christ?s crucifixion with the gluttonous consumption of waaaay too many sweet, chocolatey (but ultimately hollow) Easter eggs, it?s time to return to more serious business.
5 things you didn't know about acne (Miami Herald)
As prom season looms, here's some advice from Dr. Jason Green, a dermatologist, on treating and preventing acne. 1 Hormones, stress: ''No one's too old to have acne,'' Green says. ''It's not restricted to puberty.'' Factors that can aggravate acne include an increase in male hormones in males and females, menstruation, emotional stress, hair products and oil and grease from cosmetics. Vigorous ...
Guy's High Tech Secret to Great Skin (Richfield Reaper)
ARA) - No matter what the circumstance, the old saying is true, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Whether it's a job interview or a first date, you always want to look your best. But according to researchers, acne affects 25 percent of adult men.
Chemist says he gave steroids to Thomas (AP via Yahoo! News)
The chemist who created some of the steroids at the heart of a sports doping scandal testified Tuesday that he supplied the substances to cyclist Tammy Thomas, then helped her craft a bogus explanation to cover up her drug use.
Acne isn't a teen-only problem; Stress is major cause in adults (Midland Reporter-Telegram)
Associated Press NEW YORK -- Acne isn't a problem that magically disappears when you turn 20.
FLANAGAN: Look around, there's a lot downtown (The Sun Chronicle)
Thanks a lot for the piece on all the vacant storefronts," a downtown merchant said to me the other day in regards to last week's column, "That empty feeling downtown." His tone was about the same as mine was 45 years ago when I "thanked" an aunt for calling an outbreak of acne to my attention.
Acne care may become safer (Penn State Collegian)
Researchers in the Penn State College of Medicine are making progress toward a safer treatment for acne.
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