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An unprecedented opportunity is headed to Australia with the potential to help families in more ways than one! Founded by the doctors who created Proactiv, the dermatologists are launching their new brand of anti-aging skincare Down Under in May 2017. RF Dermatologists will be bringing products for acne, rosacea, sun damaged skin, pigmentation problems like age spots and melasma, and treatments for wrinkles, lines and crow's feet to the internet that offer the efficacy of many prescriptions, all without the cost and inconvenience of a trip to a dermatologist and another trip to fill a prescription. Not only will the company's "Straya" launch bring clinical skincare to small communities and remote regions via the internet, it will also offer Aussies the opportunity to partner with the doctors who created Proactiv in business as independent consultants with their own internet store to service their friends, families and neighbors. Find out more at:   Austra...

There is a lot of hype from the aggressive "all-natural" movement about how bad canned foods are for you, but is all that fearful rhetoric really true? In spite of health fears about preservatives and BPA in canned goods, some new studies have surprising information to add to the controversial debate. A new study released by Del Monte Foods answers the question: Do families who eat canned veggies get more nutrients than those who don't? Read more about the controversy at:  Is canned food bad food? New study says no