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Skin Health

Did you know your DNA influences your skin health?

Skin health and genetics - Loving the skin you are in

Did you know your risk of getting sunburnt is controlled by your DNA?

Genetic variants determine if you will go bright red or develop a nice even tan

Did you know your risk of eczema is affected by your DNA?

Living with eczema - how to cope when the FLG gene fails you

Did you know your ability to tan is controlled by your DNA?

Genetic variants influence how much of a tan you are likely to get

Did you know DNA influences your likelihood of developing age spots?

Genes involved in skin color are linked to higher incidence of age spots

Did you know DNA influences freckle formation?

Genetic clues to why some of us have lots of freckles

Did you know DNA influences skin wrinkling?

Grandma’s wrinkles - The genes that increase your risk of getting wrinkles

Did you know DNA influences how quickly your skin will age?

Glycation, sugar and your skin: Genetic changes in the GLO1 gene explain why eating sugar gives you wrinkles

Did you know genetic variants can accelerate your skin aging?

Blueberries for your skin: Antioxidants and the genes that protect your skin from getting old too fast

Did you know DNA influences your risk of rosacea?

Excessive blushing or rosacea? The HLA gene involved in immunity plays a role in rosacea
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Did you know DNA affects your risk of depression?

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