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Edition #205 · Thursday, November 12, 2026 · 1640 positive stories
Science & Breakthroughs

Dermatologists weigh in on the eat-your-skincare TikTok trend

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People are suggesting that eating certain foods can have a similar effect on the skin as using skincare products. Some claim that a diet rich in whole foods such as salmon and berries can improve skin health. Dermatologists are weighing in to separate fact from fiction.

Why it's good news: It provides a balanced perspective on a popular trend, helping them make informed decisions about their health.

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