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Avocados Have Been Dubbed ‘Nature’s Moisturizer’—Here’s What To Know About Their Skin Health Benefits Original

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By Zia Sherrell, Casey Gallagher
| Health Verified
Avocados contain healthy fats and antioxidant compounds that may support your skin health. Thai Liang Lim / Getty Images Avocados contain healthy fats, vitamin E, and multiple antioxidants, which are all linked to skin health. A small study found that eating one avocado per day improved skin elasticity and firmness, though more research is needed. Avocado oil can be applied directly to your skin for potential skin benefits, and it’s a common component of many skincare products.
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Right-Sized Futures

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By Casey Gallagher
| aam-us.org
An architect offers advice for museums of all sizes on master planning. As an architect and planner who has spent many years working with museums of all types and sizes, I’ve heard it all when it comes to master planning. “We’ve done planning before and nothing ever happened.
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Structure of a pH-sensitive pentameric ligand-gated ion channel from the Sarcoptes scabies mite

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By Marijke Brams, Peter Harrison Verified, Casey Gallagher, Mieke Nys, Andrew Quigley, Daniel Bertrand, Chris Ulens, Jessica Kleiz-Ferreira, Ysaline Donze
| Nature Verified
Abstract Scabies is a skin infestation caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei and represents a substantial global health burden exacerbated by emerging resistance to ivermectin. An anionic pentameric ligand-gated ion channel from the mite, SsCl, shows pH-sensitivity and is significantly modulated by ivermectin. Here, we use cryo-EM and electrophysiology to explore the pH-sensing mechanisms of SsCl and the impact of ivermectin on channel activity.
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