People who have had skin cancer and avoid high-fat foods have a lower risk of the disease returning, according to a new study.

A pair of new studies suggests your family history may put you at risk of developing skin cancer.

If you’re in your 40s, 50s, 60s or 70s… you may be experiencing heart problems, joint pain, blood sugar imbalance, vision problems, memory loss or muscle fatigue. Your doctor may have chalked these symptoms up to “old-age”. And just like millions of Americans, you may have turned to dangerous prescription drugs or risky surgical procedures to help slow down the effects of aging. But, medical science has now shown that many of these health problems can be improved and may even be able to be REVERSED…

The ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture is getting a very modern use. Facial acupuncture is being used to smooth away frown lines, wrinkles and crow’s feet.

British soldiers used to be referred to as "lobsterbacks" for their distinctive red dress uniforms, but one company says that actual lobster shells are the basis for improved wound dressings that can quicken healing times.

A research review finds that for patients with endometriosis, Chinese herbal treatments may offer similar benefits to standard treatments without side effects like skin problems or weight gain.

While dermatologists commonly prescribe steroids and other medications to reduce the effects of skin problems like rosacea, a diet modification program could also limit flare-ups.

Researchers say that they are working to figure out how sunlight, and specifically ultraviolet b rays, help to reduce the skin problems associated with the inflammation caused by psoriasis.

Scientists say that diluting bleach may be the key to reducing flare-ups and rashes caused by chronic eczema.

In conjunction with a drug manufacturer’s plans to take Raptiva off the market, the Food and Drug Administration is recommending that psoriasis patients taking the medication consider alternatives.