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Team meeting in Gironde

This year, the annual Santé Active Edition – Synergy Pharm team seminar took place in the area around Bordeaux!

The seminar provided an excellent opportunity to discuss current and future medical and scientific writing projects.

Photos de la réunion d'équipe de Santé Active Edition - Synergy Pharm au Domaine de Larchey
Photo souvenirs from the Santé Active Edition – Synergy Pharm team meeting at Domaine de Larchey, France

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Involvement of the cutaneous microbiota in acne

Acne vulgaris mainly affects teenagers, but it can also affect adults as either a persistent or a late-onset disorder. In addition to having an aesthetic impact, this skin disorder also affects the emotional wellbeing of affected individuals. The development of acne lesions results from various factors, with recent studies showing that dysregulation of the skin microbiota plays a major role.

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Skin Cancer Awareness Month 2024

The incidence of skin cancer continues to rise, even though the risk factors are well known. Skin Cancer Awareness Month takes place every May to remind people of the preventive and early detection measures for this type of cancer, with the aim of reversing this trend and improving outcomes.

Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation: a major risk factor for skin cancer

Every year, around 1.5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed worldwide*. More than 85% of these cancers are attributable to excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation*.

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