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Skin Regenerates Differently in Males And Females, Study in Mice Reveals
Every 6–7 weeks , depending on age and body part, we get an entirely new outer layer (epidermis) of skin, due to the constant renewal of skin cells.
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Every 6–7 weeks , depending on age and body part, we get an entirely new outer layer (epidermis) of skin, due to the constant renewal of skin cells. Now, new research suggests there are significant differences in how this happens in males and females.
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