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Yoshida's study predicts Japan may be entirely 'Sato' by 2531 due to a law requiring couples to share a surname. The possible 'Satoration' raises concerns about human dignity and societal inconvenience.
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Younger children and babies with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis (eczema) have a new treatment option for intense skin inflammation and itch.
Home beauty hacks to be wary of in lockdown Maddison Leach © Provided by Are Media Pty Ltd At-home beauty hacks are a great way to pass the time in lockdown, but some of us are making major DIY beauty mistakes. At-home beauty hacks are a great way to pass the time in lockdown, but some of us are making major DIY beauty blunders. Trying a different home-made skincare remedy or face mask every day may sound fun, but you could be doing more harm than good. From dodgy ingredients to techniques that really should be left to the professionals, there are some things you really
ABC Everyday Your lifestyle and age should influence your choice of skincare more than your gender. ( Share Print text only Cancel Mark McKeown never used moisturiser growing up. It wasn't what the men around him did. "I grew up on a farm. My father never wore sunscreen, let alone moisturiser. He's a typical Aussie farmer. Now he's got that lizard skin," Mark says. But the 35-year-old tech support worker now uses moisturiser every day. "My wife is really into skincare and when we started dating I started using [moisturiser] and realised how good it is to actually use daily. "I'm at the point ...