61. Face Scrub Offers salves for the removal of scars, wrinkles, plantar warts and skin cancer. Book with recipes for home made body products. http://www.phytocure.com

face scrub FACE SCRUB (to replace soap) face scrub - Soap replacement to rid acne and its scarring, wrinkles, dry or oily skin SKIN PROBLEMS DUE TO IMPROPER EXFOLIATION 1) Excess oil 2) Bacterial growth 3) Inflammation 4) Irritation 5) Breakouts 6) Wrinkles 7) Acne Scarring that does not clear up If you have any of the seven skin problems listed above, or other problems not mentioned, you probably are not cleaning and/or exfoliating your skin properly. Most people with skin problems never use an exfoliator or maybe using the wrong one. The facial skin MUST be exfoliated properly to prevent any and all of the above skin problems. Soap is a good cleanser, but cannot be successfully used on delicate facial skin. Wrinkles will not disappear, acne will not go away or can be made worse by using soaps, pimples will sometimes become more prominent. All Soap, natural or not, contains heavy oils and lye that can damage skin and clog pores. Our soap replacer contains only all natural grains and herbs that greatly exfoliates dirt, excessive oil, and dead skin, leaving the facial skin smooth, soft and blemish free. Once a day use is all that is needed for this product. Use the same way you use soap, only apply with the hands and not a washcloth, rinse off with warm water and apply the wrinkle cream or acne oils. Your skin will feel smoother, softer and look more vibrant after one application of these grains.

62. Stuart H. Kaplan M.D. - Dermatologist Discusses services performed from California based office. Including laser surgery, tattoo removal, chemical peels, botox, collagen, dermalogen, leg vein therapy, propecia, and skin cancer treatment. http://www.skindoc.net/

Click on card for a map to the office Text Search For: About The Practice Welcome to the Web site of Dr. Stuart H. Kaplan. His dermatology office is located in Beverly Hills, California. Dr. Kaplan's goal as a dermatologist is to provide his patients with the finest professional medical skin care possible. Dr. Stuart Kaplan graduated with honors from New York University , earning his bachelor's degree in biology in two and a half years. He applied for medical school in his sophomore year of college and was accepted by the Albert Einstein College of Medicine . He completed his residency in Dermatology at UCLA Medical Center , and was Chief Resident of the program in his final year of residency. He is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA Medical Center and the Wadsworth VA Medical Center, where he is an attending physician in dermatologic surgery. Dr. Kaplan has received honors and awards from the American Cancer Society, the American Medical Association and the United States Congress. He has been a medical consultant for numerous television series, including Baywatch and the Montel Williams Show. He has appeared on the local news for CBS, NBC, KTLA, ABC, KCAL, and KCOP. Nationally, he has been interviewed on MSNBC and the Fox News Channel. He has done special features for

63. 2. Skin Cancer Basics skin cancer is the fastestgrowing cancer. How can you protect yourself?What's up with the ozone layer? 2. skin cancer basics. 3. Ozone loss. http://whyfiles.org/173skin_cancer/2.html

1. Winter-break blues 2. Skin cancer basics 3. Ozone loss 4. Sunscreen and melanoma Skin cancer occurs in the epidermis, the upper layer of skin. Diagram from SafetyLine Institute of Western Australia Shorter wavelengths are more harmful: the powerful UV-C is entirely absorbed by stratospheric ozone; the less powerful UV-A is not blocked by ozone. Most of the cancer connection concerns UV-B. It's potent enough to harm cells, but only partly absorbed by the ozone layer. Image courtesy Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency Skin changes can be precursors of cancer: Basal cell cancers often start as smooth, shiny, pale or waxy lumps that may bleed or develop a crust. Images from National Cancer Institute These lesions can develop into squamous cell carcinoma . They usually appear on sun-exposed areas but can occur elsewhere. Image from National Cancer Institute The ABCD's of moles: The signatures of skin cancer include Asymmetry (one half unlike the other), Border irregularity (scalloped edges), Color variation (shades of tan, brown and black), and Diameter (larger than a pencil eraser). Images from NASA Spring break = cancer season?

64. Cdc_placeholder Offers mammography, prostate, cervical, colorectal, oral, and skin cancer exams. Located near Good Samaritan Hospital. http://www.cancerdetection.org/

The Cancer Detection Center offers Mammography, Prostate, Cervical, Colorectal, Oral, and Skin Cancer Exams for everyone and is based in Los Angeles near Good Samaritan Hospital. We offer full screening services and our Mobile detection clinics can be brought to your workplace or community group. Call us for an appointment. We're Open Mon-Fri: 8a-5p, Wed: 8a-8p and Sat 8a-3p FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Carolyn Olney Director of Marketing (213) 481-2511 Ext 117 info@cancerdetection.org The Cancer Detection Center is a non-profit organization.

65. The Why Files skin cancer protecting yourself at the beach skin cancer Why so Much? 13Mar 2003. skin cancer is rising faster than a 1999-style Internet stock. http://whyfiles.org/

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66. OncoLink This is the primary document on OncoLink for information regarding skin cancers (all types). http://oncolink.upenn.edu/disease/skin1/

Friday, April 11, 2003 See todays featured scientific article For assistance using OncoLink visit our HELP section Search all of OncoLink Advanced Search UPENN Cancer Center UPENN Cancer Network pennhealth.com ... Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute Cancer News Hot Spot Friday April 11, 2003 BMA advises against sun beds ...more Troxacitabine-based chemotherapy effective in refractory myeloid leukemias ...more Preop needle biopsy a risk factor for infection after breast surgery ...more Genetic instability increases risk of bladder cancer ...more Down-regulation of survivin key to sulindac's anti-cancer effects ...more More Cancer News On the week of April 7th, 2003, OncoLink in association with Vital Options International, is sponsoring Young Adult Cancer Awareness Week TM and we invite you to join in this effort. Vital Options has created a place for young adults with cancer to find their SPACE: S upport, P articipation, A dvocacy, C ommunication, E ducation, to help navigate their way to resources and support services available to them. What's new this week Featured Sections View all new items National Young Adult Cancer Awareness WeekTM Webcast Presented by Vital Options International and OncoLink, The Group Room

67. Catch Cancer... Before It's Too Late! Preventing Skin Cancer And Promoting Sun S Catch Cancer, designed specifically for tournament anglers and professional fishing crews, is a program of preventative skin cancer screenings administered by licensed physicians, complemented by educational seminars and informational literature. http://www.catchcancer.org

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68. Are You At Risk For Skin Cancer? Are You at Risk for skin cancer? Are You at Risk for skin cancer? How muchdo you really know about the sun and its effects on your skin? http://quiz.ivillage.com/substance/tests/sunsavvy.htm

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69. Sun Guard Man Online Splash Page SunGuard Man Online is sponsored by the Coalition for skin cancer Prevention inMaryland and is intended to educate children and parents/caregivers about sun http://www.sunguardman.org/

70. BBC NEWS | Health | Skin Cancer 'gene' Breakthrough Monday, 10 June, 2002, 0304 GMT 0404 UK skin cancer 'gene' breakthrough A newtreatment could be available in 15 years Scientists have discovered a common http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/health/newsid_2035000/2035051.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Health News Front Page World UK ... Programmes SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobile/PDAs Text Only ... Help EDITIONS Change to World Monday, 10 June, 2002, 03:04 GMT 04:04 UK Skin cancer 'gene' breakthrough A new treatment could be available in 15 years Scientists have discovered a common element in 70% of malignant skin cancers which could become a revolutionary new treatment. Experts have high hopes for the discovery because the previously unknown mutation is very similar to another that helps cause a type of leukaemia. In trials, a drug which blocks that gene has already been outstandingly successful in treating leukaemia patients. The defect is not inherited and no-one yet knows what causes it, but it is believed to be a very powerful mutation. It could be a direct lead to new treatments for malignant melanoma Professor Mike Stratton, Cancer Genome Project If it can be isolated, it is hoped it can be turned into a treatment for malignant melanoma. The breakthrough, announced in an online report from the journal Nature, is the first to emerge from the Cancer Genome Project, based at Hinxton, Cambridgeshire.

71. CBS News | The Sun, Skin Cancer And Denial | May 9, 2002 02:06:36 Section Front, • Section Front. Email This StoryE-mail This Story PrintableVersionPrintable Version The Sun, skin cancer and Denial New York http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/05/09/uttm/main508430.shtml

Home America At War U.S. World ... CBS News i-Video May 9, 2002 02:06:36 The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version The Sun, Skin Cancer and Denial New York Monday, May 6 was "Melanoma Monday" (AP/CBS) (CBS) A new study suggests that despite a growing number of skin cancer cases nationwide, and that most people know the dangers that can lead to skin cancer, many simply ignore them. Dr. Darrell Rigel of the American Academy of Dermatology spoke with UTTM Anchor Melissa McDermott about the study, and what you can do to prevent more damage to your skin, and your health. CBS Iraqi Army Surrenders Mosul The Unpopular And Necessary Wartime Journalist Blair's Big Gamble Saddam: Grand Master of Bluff ... AIDS Vaccine Fails, Yet Yields Hope Back To Top Help Advertise Feedback Terms of Service ... Dr. Darrell Rigel, American Academy of Dermatology, on skin cancer survey Search: document.write('') All Broadcasts The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... close [x]

72. The Skin & Laser Surgery Center Of New England Cosmetic laser surgery, dermatology, dermatological surgery, skin cancer prevention, and treatment. http://www.skinlaseronline.com/

73. Helping People Reduce Their Risks Of Skin Cancer And Cataract Helping people reduce their risks of skin cancer and cataract. Apractical guide for using the global solar UV index. 23 July 2002 http://www.who.int/entity/mediacentre/releases/who60/en

English Search Home Countries Health Topics ... Multimedia files Media Centre Location: WHO WHO Sites Media Centre Press Releases ... printable version Helping people reduce their risks of skin cancer and cataract A practical guide for using the global solar UV index Overexposure to solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation is responsible for two major public health problems: skin cancer and cataract. Between 2 and 3 million non-melanoma skin cancers and at least 132,000 malignant melanomas occur globally each year. There has been a significant increase in the incidence of skin cancers since the 1970s. A changing lifestyle and sun-seeking behaviour are responsible for much of the increase in skin cancers. Depletion of the ozone layer, which provides a protective filter against UV radiation, aggravates the problem. "Very simple and inexpensive protection measures, such as wearing a shirt, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen and seeking shade during midday hours can significantly reduce the risk of these conditions," reports Intersun, WHO's Global UV Project. "Such measures could eliminate up to 70% of skin cancers in several countries." Sun exposure may also be responsible for more than 2 million cases of blindness due to cataract worldwide. Furthermore, UV radiation may impair immune function which could enhance the risk of infections and limit the efficacy of vaccination programmes.

74. Myhosting.com - Parked Domain Customer skin cancer Information What is it? How do you get it? How do you treat it? How do you prevent it? Where to get help, and a true life story. http://www.jas.tj/skincancer/

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75. INTERSUN - The Global UV Project - Links Further Links. Standards UV Measurements and UVI Reporting skin cancer Prevention skin cancer Treatment Educational Programmes for Children. Standards, http://www.who.int/peh-uv/links.htm

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76. Wired News: CFC Accord May Avert Skin Cancer Epidemic An international accord to phase out ozonedamaging industrial chemicals will likely save many people from skin cancer, Dutch researchers say. Wired News http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,640,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) CFC Accord May Avert Skin Cancer Epidemic Page 1 of 1 08:00 PM Nov. 25, 1996 PT A skin cancer epidemic in the next century will probably be averted thanks to an international accord to phase out ozone-damaging industrial chemicals, Dutch researchers say. Strict protocols on CFCs and other ozone-depleting chemicals adopted under the 1992 Copenhagen agreement will drastically reduce the risk of skin cancer, researchers at the Institute of Public Health in the Netherlands report in this week's issue of Nature Story Tools Today's Top 5 Stories New Yorkers Face Off in Spam Spat Doctors Race to ID Killer Virus To Live and Die in Los Angeles USA Interactive's Online Makeover ... Bye 3G, Hello Wi-Fi Frappuccino If there were no restrictions on ozone-depleting halocarbon emissions, "skin-cancer risks could quadruple by the year 2100," researchers say. Using a model that follows each link in the chain of risks triggered by ozone depletion to evaluate the consequences of chemical bans proposed under the 1985 Vienna Convention, the 1987 Montreal Protocol, and the Copenhagen Amendments, the researchers found that only the stricter protocols adopted in Copenhagen would avert a health crisis. Even the much-heralded CFC bans achieved in Montreal by then-President Ronald Reagan and other leaders could mean "a doubled risk of skin cancer by 2100," the study says. Have a comment on this article?

77. National Council On Skin Cancer Prevention Who We Are, Our Members, Prevention Tips, NEWSLINK. Limit Exposure to MiddaySun, Cover Up. Use Sunscreen. Protect Children from the Sun. Avoid Indoor Tanning. http://www.skincancerprevention.org/

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78. CancerHelp UK NonMelanoma skin cancer. This section is about basal cell and squamouscell skin cancers. You can choose from the following menu http://www.cancerhelp.org.uk/help/default.asp?page=4310

79. Health And Medical Information: Diseases And Conditions, Medical Dictionary, Pro Some basic information and articles. http://www.medicinenet.com/Script/Main/Forum.asp?li=MNI&d=86&cu=16583&am

80. CancerHelp UK Treating skin cancer. This section tells you about the treatments forskin cancer. You can choose from the following menu The stages http://www.cancerhelp.org.uk/help/default.asp?page=4313

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