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Nov
01

Sunscreen and the Acne Prone Person – www.TheLoveVitamin.com

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http://www.thelovevitamin.com – Acne, sunscreen, and a healthy lifestyle… conventional sunscreen is so full of horrible chemicals, what is a person to do on a glorious, sunny day? In this video I’ll let you know what I do about sun protection, and my best recommendations for some natural sunscreens that you can try. Check out the post on my blog to get the link for instructions on making your own sunscreen: http://www.thelovevitamin.com/805/sunscreen-and-the-acne-prone-person/

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Sep
29

Deadliest skin cancer has new treatment

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Melanoma is the most deadly of all skin cancers. But the FDA has just approved a new medicine that can treat people who have the most advanced forms of the disease.

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May
01

Skin Cancer Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma Treatment

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Dr. Shane Chapman, MD discusses Skin Cancer Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma Treatment. See more at http://www.dermnet.com PLEASE

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The treatment for CTCL depends on the stage at which the disease is diagnosed. The prognosis is extremely variable and also

depends on the stage at diagnosis. Early patch stage CTCL can be indolent, with no progression for years and the disease

may be cured.

Treatment may be directed to the whole body so that undetected lesions will be treated. These lesions

may temporarily become more apparent during therapy and then resolve. Treatments for patch and plaque stage disease

include application of topical steroids, topical chemotherapy with nitrogen mustard, topical retinoids and PUVA.

PUVA is the combination of oral psoralen with UVA light phototherapy. The drug makes the skin more responsive to UVA rays.

Patients receiving UVB or PUVA are treated 3 times per week, until remission is achieved. Treatments are tapered. Monthly

maintenance therapy may be continued for years. Broad band and narrow band ultraviolet light B can also keep the disease in

check and may prevent progression.

Topical nitrogen mustard can be used to treat patch or plaque stage disease. The

medication is prepared as a liquid or cream and is applied by the patient. The amount is increased as tolerance develops.

This therapy can induce long-term remission and even cures. Nitrogen mustard therapy can be used in combination with

phototherapy or total body electron beam therapy to increase effectiveness.

Electron-beam therapy affects the skin

only. Radiation does not penetrate to the internal organs. Whole body electron-beam radiation results in complete

remission in about 84% of individuals. This therapy is usually reserved for patients who do not respond to other forms of

treatment.

For advanced stages of the disease, total body electron beam radiation therapy is used alone or in

combination with interferon. For erythrodermic or Sezary syndrome patients, extracorporeal photopheresis, interferon,

methotrexate, and cyclophosphamide can be used in various combinations.

In many cases, despite these aggressive

therapies, CTCL can be fatal.

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Jun
30

RAFT – skin cancer

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A Royal Society of Arts project.

The Restoration Of Appearance and Function Trust explain
their work on skin cancer prevention, treatment and safety to young people.

A pinknonsense production by
Grace Filby BA (Hons) Cert Ed FRSA

http://www.relax-well.co.uk

Grace is a Science & Engineering Ambassador for Surrey SATRO, an educational charity.

Text:
RAFTs scientists are working on the PREVENTION of melanoma, on therapeutic TREATMENT and on providing information for the public about SAFETY in the sun.

Skin cancer in the UK is on the increase. Almost every day of the year in the UK a woman between 20 and 29 is diagnosed with malignant melanoma the deadliest form of skin cancer. In this age range, there are twice as many cases of melanoma as there are of breast cancer. Malignant melanoma has now become the most common type of cancer for women in their 20s (CRUK figures).

Prevention
We are studying the different parts of sunlight – visible light, ultraviolet A and ultraviolet B that can trigger the onset of skin cancer. The team has uncovered a problem with current sunscreens which protect against burning from high UVB but give inadequate protection against free radical damage caused by UVA and visible light.

RAFT scientists are looking at how different skin types respond to this UVA and visible light. Dark skins are not necessarily safer from harm. The research has shown that melanin (the natural sunscreen produced during tanning) protects against damage when at the very high concentration found in Afro-Caribbean skin but when it is at lower concentrations it fails as a sunscreen. RAFT’s findings will reveal whether some people are more susceptible to skin cancer than others.

Treatment
The antioxidant system is the body’s natural defensive system against free radical damage. If this becomes unbalanced (as present in some cancers), one route to cancer therapy is to turn the cancer cells machinery against itself. A very well known antioxidant vitamin C appears to be more toxic to cancer cells than normal cells cultured in the laboratory. This is when it is given by intravenous injection at much higher levels than normally found in the body. Other antioxidants at high dose may also be effective at destroying cancer cells but not the normal cells.

Safety

As RAFTs groundbreaking research becomes more well known, young people will be able to make better informed decisions about safety in the sun. A good way to start is to keep your skin’s sun exposure to before 11am and after 3pm in the UK in summer months, and encourage your friends to do the same rather than take the risk of rushing a suntan and triggering deadly skin cancer.

http://www.raft.ac.uk

Music: artist Derek Paravicini
Over the rainbow
SETHCD092
copyright 2006
Echoes of the sounds to be

http://www.sonustech.com/paravicini/index.html

E.Himonides
Derek’s blog: http://derekparavicinisblog.blogspot.com/

Derek Paravicini: In the Key of Genius
by Adam Ockelford
and Music for Children and Young People
by Adam Ockelford

Photography courtesy http://www.philip.greenspun.com

HRH The Duchess of Kent is RAFT’s Chief Patron.

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Jun
23

Sunburn Relief & Skin Care Tips : Homemade Skin Care Product Recipe

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Learn how to make a homemade sun protection skin care product with expert skin care tips in this free beauty and sun protection video clip.

Expert: Dr. Susan Jewell
Bio: Dr. Susan Jewell is a trained doctor and scientist in clinical research medicine, as well as a stem cell scientist in oncology and AIDS/HIV.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

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