While inclusivity has become a growing focus across the beauty and personal care sector, individuals with disabilities remain significantly underrepresented in skin care education, product development, and professional aesthetics. According to the CDC, approximately 61 million adults in the United States live with a disability, yet beauty brands have been slow to adapt their offerings […]
Today mathematician Alan Turing is world-famous because he helped the Allies achieve victory against the Axis powers by deciphering an encryption that was considered unbreakable. That story inspired the 2014film The Imitation Game. Turing’s cryptographic work remained under wraps until the 1970s, however, so his incredible achievements only became known after his death. During his
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The overhaul of New College of Florida stoked fear on the left and excitement on the right. Two years in, what’s really changed? By Emma Pettit The overhaul of New College of Florida stoked fear on the left and excitement on the right. Two years in, what’s really changed? Source link
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By Megan Zahneis The idea of a compact among institutions is based on the idea that there’s strength in numbers, and it comes amid frustration that few presidents are speaking out against the administration’s actions against the sector. Source link
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InCosmetics Global is the world’s biggest cosmetics ingredients show and a linchpin for the future of beauty and personal care product NPD. Here’s a roundup of some ingredients innovations that caught our eye at this year’s show… A fast & needle-free alternative to skin plumping (a new HA) LipoTrue says it has redefined the future
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Physicists Are Closer Than Ever to Solving the Puzzle of the Ghostly Neutrino’s Mass In just the first 259 days of data collection, KATRIN, a beta-decay-based detector in Germany, has set the smallest upper limit yet on the mass of the neutrino—the universe’s lightest massive particle By Gayoung Lee edited by Lee Billings Laser Raman
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Pfizer on Monday said it would end development of its experimental daily weight loss pill after a patient experienced a liver injury that was potentially caused by the drug in a trial. The patient did not experience any liver-related symptoms or side effects, a Pfizer spokesperson said in a statement. They added that the patient’s
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Picture a robot. What do you see? A rugged, steel-clad machine built to transcend living beings’ organic fragility? Unfortunately, this very quality now threatens to drown the planet in extremely durable e-waste. What if, instead, our increasingly prevalent machines were designed to decay and disappear—like life does? For a study in Science Advances, researchers crafted
This Robot Copies Life—By Decomposing Read More »
Following the massive cyberattack on UnitedHealth Group’s Change Healthcare unit last year, the company launched a temporary funding assistance program to help medical practices with their short-term cash flow needs, offering no-interest loans with no added fees. A little over a year later, UnitedHealth is aggressively going after borrowers, demanding they “immediately repay” their outstanding
The funding comes at a time when many early-stage beauty companies face tightening capital and broader pullbacks in DEI-related initiatives, including the Trump administration’s rollbacks earlier this year. “With this milestone, founder and CEO Tisha Thompson joins the two percent of exclusively female-founded startups who have successfully raised funding,” the PR continued. CosmeticsDesign spoke to
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