Whether a scar was caused by a childhood tumble, teenage acne or a mishap during adulthood, there are ways to minimize its appearance.

Walking is a great low-impact exercise for developing and maintaining cardiovascular fitness.

Even if you're not overweight now, results of a new study suggest you may well become so as the years pass.

Many healthcare providers are encouraging patients to reduce sodium intake.

Mia is a new consumer magazine from Virgo that will reach 40,000 women in the Southwest through high-end spas.

Think pink and stamp out breast cancer.

FDA issued a nationwide warning to consumers against eating certain pre-packaged Dole salad products.

Personal care product manufacturer sends a truckload of necessities to evacuees in San Antonio.

A new Web site and log platform is available at ChangeMenopause.com to allow women to share experiences, discuss treatment options and gain support from other women going through the "change of life."

One entrant will receive a $5,000 cash prize and a 1-year modeling contract.

Cal Tan has resolved its litigation against an online retailer.

John Abaté International participated in the 7th Annual Hike for Hope to support women’s cancer research.

New legislation requires signed consent for tanners under 18 and requires tanners under 16 to be accompanied by a parent.

LOOKING FIT® provides a recap of recent tanning legislative news.

NTTI today launched its new and enhanced Web site at www.tanningtraining.com.

A recent study shows tanning indoors raises a person’s vitamin D levels and bone mineral density.

UV exposure may help the body fight the development of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

Americans must improve their bone health through exercise as well as calcium and vitamin D intake, according to a recent report.

Inch By Inch Tanning rallied with six other area salons to donate an $800 pampering package to one breast-cancer survivor.

The Nailco Group recently hosted a blood drive, during which 83 employees made donations.

A portion of sales from two specially designed Sally Beauty products will go to support breast-cancer research.

A bill banning minors from using tanning salons is up for a vote again in California.

A North Carolina bill nears law that limits tanners under 13 without a prescription and requires that salons strictly follow manufacturer schedules.

Paradise Beach Resort recently held a promotion to benefit the American Cancer Society.

A Japanese spa resort was caught adding chemical bath salts to keep the milky color of its curative springs.

John Paul DeJoria, chairman and chief executive officer of John Paul Mitchell Systems, has been honored by the Horatio Alger Association.

UV radiation used in indoor tanning may raise frequent tanners moods and make them feel relaxed, new research suggests.

A California bill to ban minors from using tanning salons without a doctor’s prescription was defeated without debate on the Senate floor by a 9-19 vote.

The Discovery Cannel is scheduled to feature Solar Tan Thru Suits in “The Wow Factor” TV series sometime this summer.

A new museum in Washington celebrates the history, cultural role and healing value of massage.

The hair-color experts were featured on “Extra.”

Symedex’s new acne-treatment system has received FDA clearance.

The EPA and National Weather Service have replaced their UV Index with one that is consistent with international guidelines.

The University of Arizona has developed an injectable hormone that gives a natural tan; U.S. testing could begin in weeks.

Indoor tanners in California are urged to help quash a bill that would make teen tanning illegal.

Increased vitamin D intake could help women fight breast cancer and rheumatoid arthritis, according to new research.