A Moment of Science
According a study, three-day old extracts from broccoli might protect the skin against damage caused by being in the sun too much. Tune in to learn more.
What does it mean to be "thick skinned"? Why is some skin thicker than other skin?
Because pregnancy increases the amount of blood flowing through the body, including to the skin, many pregnant women do get a rosy glow, but that's not all.
What's really happening to your skin when it's dry? How can we prevent this itchy, flaky and scaly skin?
You know how Santa Claus is always depicted with rosy red cheeks? We have a theory that Mr. Claus has the skin condition, rosacea. Rosacea is a skin condition affecting about 14 million adults in the United States. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Want to learn how to keep your baby from crying while it gets a shot? Find out on this Moment of Science.
What are heat and cold receptors and how do they help regulate skin's temperature?
Learn some fun and interesting facts about the human body on this Moment of Science.
Many a bet has been lost on the question: Can you get a sunburn through a window?
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