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The log

  1. CorrectionTrends
    Microcurrent facial devices

    Removed the blanket 'harmless' verdict and unsupported assertion that all lifting is short-lived swelling. Clarified that the cited trial tested combined energies, not microcurrent alone; added its funding and device-supply disclosures and distinguished general electrical-stimulator safety reports from facial-device risk estimates.

  2. UpdateRegulation
    Australia's sunscreen reviews address two different questions

    Clarified the distinction between the earlier SPF-testing consultation and the separate 4-MBC consultation announced September 11. Added its October 12 closing date, proposal origins and review limitations. The original March 26 article date is unchanged; September 15 is our editorial update, not a new regulatory action.

  3. UpdateSafety
    Simple micellar water recall covers three U.K. bottle sizes

    The regulator expanded the recall from the 730 ml bottle to listed batches of the 200 ml and 400 ml sizes. The headline, dek, and batch guidance were updated to match the official notice.

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