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A comment on the 2024 EWG Sunscreen Guide; Is EWG actively harming safe consumer sun protection?

The Eco Well Blog

Or are they putting these guides out as a fear marketing campaign to promote the EWG seal program (which makes them money)? But hopefully it gives you the gist of why it’s unreliable and why I’ve come to the conclusion that these guides are part of a greater marketing campaign by the EWG. market while tests are still being conducted.

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Biosimilar Watch: FDA Accepts BLA for Proposed Stelara Biosimilar 

The Dermatology Digest

The clinical results demonstrated that DMB-3115 and its reference product, ustekinumab, are highly similar, and have no clinically meaningful differences in terms of quality, safety and efficacy. market during the next five years. As a global subsidiary of Intas Pharmaceuticals, Accord BioPharma will be responsible for U.S.

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The New Neurotoxin Dosing Paradigm

The Dermatology Digest

DAXI will get an approval, most likely, for the longest acting toxin that we’ve had on the market.” In anticipation of this longer lasting duration, other brands are clinically testing higher doses for safety, efficacy, and patient satisfaction.

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Sustainable Beauty E-Summit 2022 Replay

The Eco Well Blog

Eva holds a Master’s Degree in Communications & Marketing from Paris II Assas University. Prior to launching Arcaea in 2021, she was an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Gingko Bioworks and the President of Mother Dirt , a skin microbiome brand that developed the first live probiotic and biome friendly products for the skin.

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Warts and All: Verrica and Torii Team Up to Fund Global Phase 3 Trial of YCANTH for Common Warts

The Dermatology Digest

seeking Food and Drug Administration approval for the use of YCANTH for the treatment of common warts, but may also be utilized by Verrica to seek future marketing authorizations in territories outside the U.S. and Japan, including potentially within the European Union.”

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Japanese Scientists Develop Groundbreaking Drug That Grows New Teeth

Aesthetics Advisor

The drug has been used successfully to grow new teeth in mice and ferrets, with clinical trials expected to begin in humans in July 2024 to test the drug’s safety in healthy adults. In similar experiments in 2018, the team gave the drug to mice, which also grew new teeth, and the findings were published in Science Advances in 2021.

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2023 Sunscreen E-Summit Replay

The Eco Well Blog

John is a Past President and Life Member of Australian Society of Cosmetic Chemists and 2021 recipient of the Fellow award from the International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists He serves in a number of industry representative roles with CHP, ACCORD and Standards Australia.

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