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    Singaporean researcher's work offers new hope for chronic wound healing●Singaporean’s research spells new hope for healing severe skin injuries, chronic wounds𝕏xSG01 d ago

    Research by a Singaporean scientist is being reported as a potential breakthrough in treating severe skin injuries and chronic wounds that are difficult to heal. The findings suggest new approaches could help patients with persistent wounds, a significant medical challenge. Details of the researcher's identity, institution and method have not been made available, so the scope of the advance remains unclear.

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    Street Sense Media has published a movie review of "Under the Skin," Jonathan Glazer's science-fiction film starring Scarlett Johansson as an alien predator in Scotland. The review is drawing attention to the 2013 film, which remains known for its stark visuals and unsettling atmosphere. No further details of the critique are available beyond the review's publication.

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    mRNA vaccine shows promise against melanoma●News of Note: mRNA vaccine for melanoma✉newsHealthMedicine6 d ago

    Health outlets are highlighting an mRNA vaccine being developed for melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. The approach uses the same mRNA technology proven in COVID-19 vaccines, training the immune system to recognize and attack tumor cells. WVU Medicine shared the update, and the item is drawing attention as trials of personalized cancer vaccines continue to advance globally.

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    Dermatologist unveils 3D biophysical skin model built with AI coding●Show HN: I'm a dermatologist and I vibe coded a 3D biophysical skin modelYhnWorldHuman Rights918 h ago

    A dermatologist has released an interactive 3D biophysical model of human skin, saying it was built largely through vibe coding — using AI-assisted programming rather than hand-written code. The project lets users explore skin structure and biophysical properties in three dimensions. The unusual combination of medical expertise and AI-assisted development is drawing attention and praise among developers and medical professionals.

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    Finnish cross-country skiing star Iivo Niskanen has been diagnosed with melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer. Finnish media report the diagnosis was detected early, with Niskanen saying he 'got away with a scare' after treatment. Fans and the skiing community across Finland and Scandinavia are reacting with concern and relief that it was caught in time.

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    New analysis suggests autonomous artificial intelligence tools could free up capacity for more than 8,500 additional dermatology appointments, easing pressure on stretched skin cancer screening services. Dermatology specialists say the technology could help triage cases faster, potentially speeding up skin cancer diagnosis at a time when waiting lists remain a concern for patients and health services alike.

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    Overwatch support queue times expected to spike with season 5●Overwatch support players: Warning, queue times are going to be insane tomorrow with the launch of season 5 for supportMmastodonCultureGaming311 h ago

    Overwatch players are warning that support role queue times could balloon when season 5 launches, citing the arrival of a new support hero named Doctrine, a Mythic weapon for Lucio, a Mythic skin for Wuyang, and Sombra being moved into the support role. The combination of new content and role changes is expected to push more players toward support queues than usual.

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    Filmmaker Danny Boyle has publicly endorsed British actor Jack O'Connell as the next James Bond, adding his name to the long-running speculation over who will replace Daniel Craig as 007. O'Connell, known for roles in 'Skins' and 'Unbroken', is among a crowded field of British actors fans and commentators keep debating for the iconic role.

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    Researchers at the University of Tokyo have grown living human skin on a robotic finger, a bioengineering milestone reported by tech media. The cultured skin, built from human cells, covers the robotic digit and could one day give robots a lifelike appearance and touch sensitivity, with applications also envisioned in cosmetics testing and regenerative medicine.

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    Scabies outbreak forces hospital to close wards▼Scabies outbreak at hospital closes wards✉newsHealthPandemics6 d ago

    Wards at a hospital have been closed following a scabies outbreak, according to BBC and Yahoo News reports. Scabies, a contagious skin infestation caused by mites, spreads quickly in healthcare settings, and closures are typically used to allow deep cleaning and prevent transmission between patients and staff. Details on which hospital is affected, how many cases have been confirmed, and when the wards will reopen have not yet been made clear.

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    Fortnite drops Fortnitemares 2026 cinematic trailer●Fortnitemares 2026 | Cinematic Trailer▶youtubeCultureGaming3.3M3 min ago

    Epic Games has released a cinematic trailer for Fortnitemares 2026, the next edition of Fortnite's annual Halloween event. The trailer is drawing heavy attention from players, who are racking up millions of likes and speculating about which spooky skins, map changes and game modes the event will bring when it launches.

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    Android phones still send data to Google, privacy advocates warn●🤖 Le maillon faible (Android) Même avec les meilleures applis, votre téléphone tourne sous Android avec une surcouche coMmastodonTechnologyMobile64 h ago

    Privacy discussions are highlighting that even with privacy-friendly apps, Android phones from manufacturers like Samsung and Xiaomi still run a manufacturer skin and keep communicating with Google. The suggested long-term fix is switching to alternative systems such as /e/OS or GrapheneOS, which strip out Google services for users seeking to limit data sharing.

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    Mediterranean diet linked to lower acne risk in adults●Mediterranean diet linked to lower likelihood of acne in adults✉newsHealthNutrition6 d ago

    Researchers report that adults who follow a Mediterranean diet are less likely to have acne. The finding, associated with King's College London and covered by Medical Xpress, suggests a diet rich in fruit, vegetables, olive oil and fish may be protective against adult acne. People are discussing whether changing what they eat could help manage a skin condition often treated with medication.

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    Dutch athletics is abuzz on two fronts. A skin-tight racing suit worn by star sprinter Femke Bol is drawing wide attention in the athletics world, with commentators joking about its resemblance to a speed skating suit. At the same time, sprinter Lieke Klaver's wedding celebration, held in a bold outfit, has been covered warmly in Dutch media, with the well-known athletics couple sharing their 'day full of love' with fans.

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    First Fully Implanted Cochlear Implant Reaches Patients●The first fully implanted cochlear implant reaches patientsYhnSportCricket9511 min ago

    The first fully implantable cochlear implant is now being fitted in patients, removing the external speech processor and battery pack that conventional devices require. Everything, including sound capture and power, sits under the skin, which should make the devices more discreet, durable and convenient for everyday life. Commenters on Hacker News greeted the news enthusiastically, discussing the engineering behind the device and what it could mean for people with hearing loss.

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    EADV 2026 Day 4 Focuses on Precision Medicine▼EADV 2026 Day 4: Precision Medicine, Real-World Evidence, and the Future of Dermatologic Care✉newsHealthMedicine1 d ago

    Coverage of day four of the EADV 2026 congress highlights discussions on precision medicine and the use of real-world evidence to shape the future of dermatologic care. Dermatology specialists and commentators are weighing how personalized treatment approaches and data from everyday clinical practice could change how skin conditions are diagnosed and managed going forward.

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    Milan Fashion Week is under way, and coverage from the scene highlights a run of bold, skin-baring trends: bra tops worn as outerwear, thong detailing, and furry heels on the runway and street style. Fashion watchers are treating the diary-style dispatch as a snapshot of the week's most talked-about looks from Italy's biggest fashion event.

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    Ancient Buddhist text compares mind and body●The oldest Buddhist description I know, likely composed 200-300 years after Buddha, of how the mind and body are differeMmastodonScience42 d ago

    A passage from one of the oldest known Buddhist texts, likely composed two to three centuries after the Buddha's death, is being shared as an early description of mind-body dualism. It likens the mind leaving the body to a reed drawn from its sheath, a sword from its scabbard, or a snake shedding its skin, framing mind and body as distinct things.

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    Community orchard walnut harvest dries at home●Over the weekend, I collected some of the walnut crop from our community orchard. Here they are, drying in a tray. I lovMmastodonLifeHome & Garden301 h ago

    A gardener collected the walnut crop from a community orchard over the weekend and set the nuts out to dry on a tray at home. They noted that while they love walnuts, the husks contain a powerful natural dye that stains skin, sharing a photo of their stained hand. The post touches on autumn harvest, gardening and homestead life.

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    Finnish cross-country skiing champion Iivo Niskanen is reported to have been diagnosed with skin cancer, according to a news flash from Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter. Details about his condition and treatment have not been released. Niskanen is one of Finland's most successful skiers, with Olympic and world championship titles to his name.

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    First Fully Implantable Cochlear Implant Launches●First Implantable Cochlear Implant LaunchesYhnSportCricket4213 h ago

    The first fully implantable cochlear implant has launched, according to an IEEE Spectrum report. Unlike conventional cochlear implants, which rely on an external processor worn behind the ear, this device sits entirely under the skin. The news is drawing attention for the potential to make hearing restoration less visible and more convenient for users, though questions about battery life, surgical complexity and long-term performance remain open topics in the discussion.

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    New Jersey Urges Continued Vigilance Against Mosquito-Borne Illnesses▼NJ Reminds Residents to Continue to Take Precautions Against Mosquito-Borne Illnesses✉newsHealth2 d ago

    New Jersey health officials are reminding residents to keep taking precautions against mosquito-borne illnesses. The state is advising people to use insect repellent, remove standing water around their homes, and cover exposed skin, particularly during peak mosquito activity. The reminder comes as mosquito season continues across the state and officials monitor for diseases such as West Nile virus.

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    Model Sunhee K turns heads in cream coat shoot●Model: Sunhee K From: Make Model Wrapped in the luxurious drape of a cream coat, she exudes effortless confidence, yet hMmastodonLifeFashion43 d ago

    Fashion model Sunhee K, represented by Make Model, features in a new editorial shoot pairing a draped cream coat with a black bikini look. The styling contrasts soft textures with sun-kissed skin, and captions describe her as projecting effortless confidence with an intimate gaze. The images are drawing attention among fashion followers interested in editorial model work.

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    Doddington Hall gardeners share tips on squash varieties▼🎃 WATCH: At Doddington Hall in # England , kitchen gardener Ellie Marrian and chef Jordan Cody share how to grow, store,MmastodonHealth46 h ago

    At Doddington Hall in England, kitchen gardener Ellie Marrian and chef Jordan Cody demonstrate how to grow, store and cook a range of squash varieties. Their advice covers thick-skinned winter squash, turning carving pumpkins into soup, and even making candles from pumpkins, offering seasonal kitchen and garden guidance.

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    Traveller gets sunburned despite shade on Gili Meno beach●Spent the morning sitting here thinking I was safe because of the shade. I was wrong. It did not block any sun. Now I haMmastodonLifeTravel42 d ago

    A traveller spent a morning in what they believed was protective shade on a beach on Gili Meno, a small island near Lombok in Indonesia, only to discover the cover offered no sun protection at all. They are now left with a sunburn pattern matching the shape of their shirt, and are sharing the story with amused warnings to fellow holidaymakers about how easily skin can burn even when you think you are covered.

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    Ten Literary Translators on the Art of Translation●10 Literary Translators on the Art of Translation "Like the ghostwriter, the translator must slip on a second skin." byMmastodonCultureBooks94 d ago

    Emily Temple's piece on Literary Hub gathers ten literary translators reflecting on their craft. Among them, one compares the translator's work to ghostwriting, saying the translator must 'slip on a second skin' of the author. The roundup is drawing attention from readers and book communities interested in how literature crosses languages.

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    Startup begins issuing AI-generated acne prescriptions▼This startup is issuing AI-generated acne prescriptions✉newsBusinessStartups49 min ago

    A startup is now issuing prescriptions for acne treatment that are generated by artificial intelligence, according to a report by The Verge. The move raises questions about how far AI should be involved in medical care, with dermatology prescriptions among the first consumer-facing uses. Observers are weighing the potential convenience of AI-driven skin care against concerns over safety, oversight and whether automated prescriptions meet medical standards.

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    Home cook refills boiler with water and grape skins▼First refill of the boiler for both water and grapes. Just adding to what has boiled down on top. Gives it a little bitMmastodonLifeHome & Garden923 h ago

    A home canning enthusiast describes topping up a boiler with water and grapes for another round of boiling, adding to what has already reduced. The idea is that the skins and stems give the mix extra flavour, with the leftovers to be cleared out on the next batch. It is a small update from a seasonal fruit-preserving project.

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    Fortnite took its servers offline on October 1 for scheduled downtime to roll out the Fortnitemares 2026 Halloween event. The update adds major crossovers including Five Nights at Freddy's, Freddy Krueger and Hollow Knight, along with 42 new sprites and a fresh cinematic trailer. Players are searching for when servers will be back online so they can access the new skins and spooky seasonal content.

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    Skin Care Supplements: Key 2026 Trends for Manufacturers▼Skin Care Supplements: 2026 Trends for Manufacturers✉newsHealthNutrition5 h ago

    Trade outlet Nutritional Outlook has published an overview of the skin care supplement trends manufacturers should watch in 2026. The piece examines where the beauty-from-within category is heading and what product developers may need to consider for the year ahead. It is aimed at industry professionals tracking demand for ingestible beauty products.

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    Fortnite servers are offline on October 1 as Epic Games takes the game down for scheduled maintenance ahead of the Fortnitemares 2026 Halloween event. The update brings a Five Nights at Freddy's crossover, a cinematic trailer revealing Freddy Krueger, and a wave of new skins and collaborations. Players are searching for when servers will be back up so they can jump into the seasonal content.

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    Nutricosmetics Industry Turns to Multifunctional Products and Microbiome Science●The Future of Nutricosmetics Is Multifunctional Products and Microbiome Innovation✉newsHealthNutrition8 h ago

    Nutricosmetics — beauty supplements taken for skin, hair and nail health — are expected to develop around multifunctional products that serve several health goals at once, alongside innovation targeting the gut microbiome. Industry coverage suggests brands see combined beauty-and-wellness formulas and microbiome-focused ingredients as the main growth drivers in the segment going forward.

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    Vanderbilt Health to lead national consortium on severe skin drug reactions▼Vanderbilt Health to lead national consortium on life-threatening drug reactions of the skin✉newsHealth1 h ago

    Vanderbilt Health has been chosen to lead a national consortium focused on life-threatening drug reactions affecting the skin. The consortium will coordinate research and clinical efforts around severe cutaneous adverse reactions, which can be fatal and are often caused by common medications. The announcement was made through Vanderbilt's own health news channels, with further details about funding and partner institutions not yet disclosed.

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    Utah clears startup Nolla Health to issue AI acne prescriptions▼Utah gives startup Nolla Health permission to start issuing AI automated prescriptions for acne treatments✉newsBusinessStartups49 min ago

    Utah has granted startup Nolla Health approval to begin issuing prescriptions for acne treatments generated automatically by artificial intelligence. The move marks one of the first times a US state has allowed an AI system to handle prescribing directly for a common skin condition. Supporters see it as a step toward faster, cheaper access to care, while the decision is likely to fuel debate over safety and oversight of automated medical decisions.

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    Kelley Liu Grows Song of Skin Into $8.5 Million K-Beauty Retailer▼How Kelley Liu Is Building Song of Skin Into an $8.5 Million K-beauty Retail Business✉newsBusinessRetail21 h ago

    Song of Skin, a K-beauty retail business founded by Kelley Liu, has reached $8.5 million in revenue, according to WWD. The report outlines how Liu has built the company by curating Korean skincare brands for Western shoppers, tapping sustained global demand for Korean beauty products and positioning the retailer as a growing player in the competitive beauty market.

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    Kennedy Yanko channels Mary Magdalene in new Paris show▼In Paris, sculptor Kennedy Yanko channels Mary Magdalene✉newsCultureArt20 h ago

    American sculptor Kennedy Yanko is presenting new work in Paris that takes Mary Magdalene as its subject, drawing on the biblical figure as a muse for her material-driven practice. Yanko, known for combining painted metal with found objects and skin-like fabric, uses the Magdalene theme to explore ideas of femininity, transformation and reclamation, and the show is drawing attention from the international art world during the Paris season.

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    Scarlett Johansson's skincare brand The Outset shuts down▼Scarlett Johansson’s skin care brand The Outset shuts down✉newsCultureCelebrity1 d ago

    Scarlett Johansson's skincare brand The Outset is shutting down. The actress co-founded the clean beauty label, which launched in 2022 and positioned itself as an affordable, gentle skincare line. The closure marks the end of her venture into the beauty business, and reactions online are discussing what led the celebrity-backed brand to cease operations.

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    Researchers unveil SoTa low-cost tactile skin for hands●Researchers present SoTa, a low-cost capacitive tactile skin that provides full-hand coverage on humans and robots. SourMmastodonTechnologyRobotics01 d ago

    Researchers have presented SoTa, a low-cost capacitive tactile skin that can cover an entire human or robot hand, providing full-hand touch sensing. The work is described in a paper on arXiv in the robotics category. Affordable, full-coverage tactile sensing is seen as a step toward more dexterous robots and better wearable or prosthetic devices, which is drawing attention from the robotics community.

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    Home winemaker starts grape swap season▼Grape swap time! Dumped out all the leavings from the top boiler into a 2nd blue bin. I always hate that there is rich pMmastodonLifeHome & Garden31 d ago

    A home gardener and winemaker has begun processing this year's grape harvest, moving pressed grape leftovers into a second bin and filling jars with fresh juice. They note there is still rich purple juice left in the skins but say keeping the work moving matters more than squeezing out every last drop, with the eighth jar already underway.

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    First casualty as Traitors game begins with Richard E Grant▼Traitors claim their first victim as Richard E Grant tries to save his skin https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czxe3079MmastodonCultureEntertainment22 d ago

    The Traitors has claimed its first victim, with Richard E Grant working to save himself as the reality contest gets under way. The celebrity edition, airing on the BBC, has drawn early attention as contestants begin betraying one another and viewers speculate about who is faithful and who is a traitor.

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