Active Year For RMH Auxiliary Tea Meeting Highlights
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met at Ottawa Country Club for its annual spring tea to review a year of service and set goals. President Mrs. Selby announced a 10000 grant for ophthalmology equipment. two $250 scholarships were awarded to Donna Crabb and Beth Hinderliter. Officers were elected, pins awarded for long hours, and five outpatient clinics showcased hospital services. A Hospitality Shop expansion and hospital tour for students were among new efforts. District I meeting set for next spring. refreshments served.
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Keep Smiling. Dermatologist debunks antiwrinkle cream claims
Dr. Frank P. Panzarella, biochemist and Fordham lecturer, dismissed antiwrinkle creams as ineffective. He explained the skin’s three layers, noting collagen in the dermis ages and cannot be reached by creams, while the stratum corneum barrier blocks ingredient penetration. He cautioned readers that visible “beautiful skin” reflects lifeless surface cells.
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Wrinkles Here To Stay Skin Moisturizing Theory Questioned
An expert argues aging skin cannot be reversed by minerals or vitamins and that moisture retention in the stratum corneum is key. Creams fail to suffice, sun exposure worsens wrinkles without sun screens, air conditioning dries skin, and an ideal moist sunless climate is impractical. The formulated cream, first for irritants, succeeded after over 400 trials.
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