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Associations Now
The uptick in the use of wearable devices, including fitness and wellness trackers, means companies are collecting lots of new data, and the Consumer Electronics Association wants to make sure consumers are protected. Recently, the group released a new set of privacy guidelines aimed at companies that handle personal wellness data. The principles, which are voluntary, recommend that companies provide robust security measures, as well as clear, concise and transparent information on the use of data collection, storing and sharing, especially when transferring data to unaffiliated third parties.
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CNN
They say beauty is pain. As it happens, so is finding Zen. Some of the world's most unusual detox treatments can prove a little challenging. With so many to choose from these days, spas have to come up with unique offerings to attract attention. With any luck, they'll help improve our lives along the way. Here are nine around the world that might do just that.
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The Good Life
Before you reach for that second cookie or pour another glass of wine, consider this: Your diet may be affecting more than your weight and health; it could be damaging your skin, too. How? It's all detailed in a new book, "Younger Skin Starts in the Gut", by Dr. Nigma Talib, a London-based naturopathic doctor and skin care specialist.
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By Emma Fitzpatrick
Research shows that 83 percent of consumers require some degree of customer support while making an online purchase. If your customers don't get their questions or concerns addressed quickly, 45 percent will abandon their purchase. However, 71 percent of consumers who experience a quick, effective brand response on social media are likely to recommend your brand to others. Implement these four tricks on social media to improve your customer service.
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By Betty Boyd
Getting a promotion is one of the unheralded rewards in the ladder of success. A recent Harvard Business School study found that women have a different view on promotions than men. This study indicated that women are more likely to anticipate negative outcomes in obtaining success in the workplace. Women have relevant issues to consider, such as work-life balance, child care and the disparity between the genders regarding promotions.
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Entrepreneur
For as long as any of us can remember, we’ve been relying on recommendations from family and friends for everything from cars to the best brand of toothpaste. At one time, this type of word-of-mouth review was simple and straight-forward. Then, technology entered the picture, the way we interact with one another changed drastically and it became easy to discount the human aspect of marketing and business.
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By Jessica Taylor
Online advertisements can be a nuisance and intrude on the user experience. Because of this, ad blocking has become quite popular in recent months. There's now a chance to break free from it all — which is also causing confrontation between advertisers and publishers. Ad blocking has been around on desktop computers for a while, but some companies have come together to create software to block ads that are disrupting the virtual world on your phone and tablet.
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The Cochrane Library
Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by recurrent painful boils in flexural sites, such as the axillae and groin, that affects about 1 percent of the population, with onset in early adulthood.
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Inside Higher Ed
Have you been FaceTiming with friends and family? It’s different, right? Where we once made phone calls we now FaceTime.
There is something about FaceTime that makes conversations conversational. FaceTime eliminates most of the weirdness of online video conversations. FaceTime starts with a single click. The video and audio always works. The sound is great, and matches the good video feed. How will online education change when synchronous online classes improve to the level of casual FaceTime conversations?
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Faculty Focus
Program coordinator of media foundation at Humber College Nicola Winstanley writes: A little before the middle of each semester, I ask my students to fill out an anonymous one-minute paper to indicate what they would like to "stop, start or continue" in my course. I like to think I am a good teacher, and good teaching, it is generally acknowledged these days, asks us to reflect on our teaching, scrutinize our teaching and challenge our assumptions about teaching. We're also encouraged to ask for and be responsive to student feedback. But lately, I have found this to be a difficult and demoralizing exercise.
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ROSACEA — Signs, Symptoms and Subtypes CE Activity approved by the National Coalition of Estheticians,
Manufacturers/Distributors & Associations
COA #PCIA0709. Exp. 11/1/2017
This educational activity has been approved for 1.0 CEs.
At the conclusion of this presentation the skin care specialist will be able to:
- Describe the signs and symptoms of rosacea.
- Outline and understand the subtype classification system.
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NCEA
Did you know ... it is the position of the NCEA that:
- Skin care professionals shall be permitted to use FDA approved energy-based devices and therapies for esthetic procedures.
- Such use shall be within their scope of practice as defined by the regulations of individual states, where such regulations exist.
- Skin care professionals shall meet the training requirements for the use of such devices as defined by their individual licensing board or other regulatory agency.
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