Smooth that splotchy skin

Article Abstract:

Tinea versicolor is a yeast living on the skin of 97% of the population. Some people will develop splotchy-appearing skin because they have a particular type of skin lipid that encourages the growth of the fungus. Oral and topical treatments for the condition are described.

Diagnosis, Skin diseases, Dermatomycoses

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16 snacks for prime-time munching

Article Abstract:

A list of brand-name snacks with no more that 250 calories and 10 grams of fat per serving is presented. They include Sunshine Krispy Soup & Oyster Crackers, Quaker Crunchy Corn Bran, Cherry Fruit-a-freeze bars and Ritz Air Crisps.

Health aspects, Methods, Reducing diets, Snack foods

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Moisturizers for the 21st century

Article Abstract:

Cosmetic scientists hope to develop moisturizers that are more effective at forming waterproof barriers on the skin. Lipids are showing promise, as they occur naturally in the body and attract and distribute moisture.

Research, Cosmetics, Dermatologic agents

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