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Increased efforts are shifting the point of viability to 22 weeks' gestation
Arnold School of Public Health- Journal
- JAMA
Research unveils complex gut-lung interactions that protect foals from pneumonia
Texas A&M University- Journal
- Scientific Reports
Study highlights prevalence of violence against health care workers in emergency departments
Society for Academic Emergency Medicine- Journal
- Academic Emergency Medicine
A smarter way to control mosquitoes
Virginia TechScientists have developed a new method to separate nonbiting male mosquitoes from disease-carrying females, a breakthrough that could make mosquito control faster, cheaper, and easier to scale.
- Journal
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Electronic nose sniffs out beauty breakthrough: CHARMS™ skincare antioxidant power and skin tone boost verified
Journal of Dermatologic Science and Cosmetic TechnologyThis study provided a comprehensive evaluation of CHARMS™ skincare cosmetics in terms of their ability to improve skin tone, their antioxidant properties, and the presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) with potential skin benefits. Skincare efficacy has become a growing consumer concern, particularly regarding antioxidant activity and skin-lightening effects. Using a clinical trial on 20 female volunteers, the research revealed that CHARMS™ products significantly enhanced skin appearance, with a 3.23% improvement in skin lightness and a 5.75% reduction in skin redness.
Antioxidant analysis demonstrated that the serum and cleanser exhibited the strongest radical scavenging activities, while the moisturizer showed the highest total phenolic content, and the cleanser yielded the highest flavonoid content. These findings suggest that each product in the CHARMS™ line contributes differently to skin protection and rejuvenation. Furthermore, electronic nose gas chromatography (e-nose-GC) detected VOCs such as limonene and γ-terpinene, compounds known for their skin-lightening and antioxidant effects.
Together, these results highlight the scientific basis for the cosmetic benefits of CHARMS™ skincare products. The combination of natural ingredients, antioxidant activity, and the presence of VOCs supports their effectiveness in reducing oxidative stress, preventing pigmentation, and improving skin tone. The study also confirmed that CHARMS™ products complied with Malaysia’s Control of Cosmetic Products regulations, underscoring their safety and suitability for daily skincare routines.
Overall, this work not only validated the claims of CHARMS™ cosmetics but also provided an evidence-based perspective on how antioxidant-rich ingredients and bioactive VOCs synergistically promote skin tone improvement. The findings suggest promising applications of CHARMS™ in both cosmetic and dermatological contexts, meeting consumer demand for safe, effective, and scientifically proven skincare products.
SegVoteNet: A deep learning framework transforms sorghum canopy analysis in the field
Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of ScienceA research team introduces a scalable, drone-based 3D reconstruction pipeline combined with a novel deep learning framework—SegVoteNet—to phenotype sorghum panicles in field trials.
- Journal
- Plant Phenomics
New UAV LiDAR index enhances forest loss assessment post snow and ice storms
Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of ScienceA research team introduces the LiDAR Forest Structure Change Index (LFSCI), a novel approach using unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) LiDAR data to assess vertical structural changes in forests after snow and ice storms.
- Journal
- Plant Phenomics
New UAV-based sensor delivers real-time, non-destructive monitoring of crop growth
Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of ScienceA research team has developed a new UAV-based snapshot multispectral imaging crop-growth sensor (SMICGS) designed to simplify optical structures and enable real-time analysis of crop spectral data.
- Journal
- Plant Phenomics
Can augmented reality be used as a portion size estimation aid tool? A pilot randomized controlled trial
Osaka Metropolitan University- Journal
- Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics