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by Rebecca Lobo
March is Women’s History month, “commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history...
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by Rebecca Lobo
Your immune system is a complex network of organs, cells, and proteins. It protects your body by recognizing and removing harmful and foreign stim...
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by Rebecca Lobo
Autoimmune disease occurs when the immune cells which are supposed to protect you, attack you, instead. Autoimmune disease affects more women than...
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by Rebecca Lobo
You are the CEO of your health. Your relationships with the people who care for your health, especially your doctors, are an important component o...
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by Rebecca Lobo
Winter is almost here. Even if you normally don’t have dry skin, your skin may be drier in the winter. Cold winter air and large differences betw...
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by Rebecca Lobo
Dysautonomia, pronounced dis’-oughta-know’-me-uh, means dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system. Your autonomic nervous system controls everyt...
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by Rebecca Lobo
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Sjogren’s (SHOW-grins) affects 3 to 4 million Americans, 90% of whom are women, most of whom remain undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Sjogren’s...
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by Rebecca Lobo
“Clean beauty” may be all the rage, but what exactly is it? It’s just another marketing ploy. Skincare marketing may appear to have changed, but,...
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by Rebecca Lobo
Your skin is your largest organ and it is dynamic, responsive, and multifunctional.It makes up 16% of your body mass; 24 pounds of skin, if you wei...
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by Rebecca Lobo
The skincare industry is worth big money, an estimated $171.7 billion globally and $21 billion in the US. (Statista) Skincare companies spend roug...
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by Rebecca Lobo
"People don't realize there is effectively no regulation of cosmetics."Representative Frank Pallone Jr., Democrat of New Jersey
“Companies and indi...
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by Rebecca Lobo
Aging is an inevitable, natural biological process. We appreciate aging in art, food, wine and liquor, cars, buildings, and even nature, but few o...
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