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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Women's Health
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Implants Are Over. Welcome to The Era of The 'Regenerative Breast Lift.' (opens the original)
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Noticing that your breasts have begun to sag is just one of the many collective experiences of womanhood, a rite of passage even. It’s not something that happens overnight, yet you’ll likely notice it all at once on a random day. For me, a petite woman with large breasts, that realization came last summer when my unlined bras weren’t making me look as perky as they once did. My chest still drew attention—in the best and worst ways—but I know my body better than anyone, and I just wasn’t happy wi
Our Beauty Editors Got a Chance To Try Neutrogena’s New Sunscreens with BEMT. They Have Thoughts. (opens the original)
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It’s the worst kept secret of skincare enthusiasts and beauty lovers alike: travel to Europe, stock up on sunscreen. Many people, myself included, vacation overseas and come back with suitcases filled with European or Asian SPF formulas. The widely held belief is that they feel better, are less chalky, and provide better protection from UVA and UVB radiation. Foreign manufacturers have access to different filters that we do in the United States because sunscreen is regulated as an over-the-count
Do Sunscreen Supplements Work? Dermatologists Reveal The Surprising Truth. (opens the original)
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When the sun is shining and the UV index climbs, you know what to do: slather on the best sunscreen you can find, slap on some protective clothing, and seek shade during the peak afternoon heat. But these days, some brands and wellness gurus would have you do something else, too—pop a pill. Ingestible sun protection, which has been around for years thanks to the brand Heliocare, has once again been gaining traction lately on social media amidst the resurgence of tanning and the news that the FDA
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