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Skin & Hair Basics Center

Proper skin care is vital to good health and techniques such as shaving and piercing are forms of personal expression. Skin damage can occur through sun exposure, smoke exposure or frostbite, as well as daily life (e.g., corns, bunions and calluses). Skin injury may include bite wounds, bruises, burns and cuts or other common wounds. Sunscreens can help prevent skin damage.

 

Battle Adult Acne Breakouts

Unfortunately, acne isn't just kid stuff. Liz Vaccariello of Prevention magazine tells Ann Curry what women should do to prevent skin breakouts.

Stuff We Love: Kiss and Make It Better

Today's pick: Lay a restorative smooch on little cuts and scrapes.

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Dr. Madelyn Fernstrom

Find out what our expert has to say about skin, hair and other health issues in Health Journal, with Dr. Fernstrom.

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