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		<title>Scar Treatment in the News:  Steps Toward Understanding Scars.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Scar treatment Research breaks new ground. Affecting a wound "environment", in the manner silicone scar treatments work, is the focus of prominent researchers.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Doctors know prominent scars are the result of “over-healing”.  Scar cells just don’t know when to stop growing.</p>
<p><strong>Scar Wars: Learning just a little about what causes scarring leads to improved <a href="http://www.scartreatmentassociation.com/">scar treatment</a>.</strong><strong> </strong></p>
<p>At Stanford University, a group dubbed the “scar wars team” moved a step forward in understanding scar formation.</p>
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<li>They demonstrated that pulling, pushing or stretching wounded skin increases scarring.</li>
<li>The doctors believe that if they control pressure on skin as it heals, they will control scar formation.</li>
<li>The researchers think engineering a change in physical forces around wounds could eliminate scarring.</li>
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<p>Previous research into the “environment” of a wound indicated that applying a <a href="http://www.scartreatmentassociation.com/">silicone scar treatment</a> to a wound within two weeks of treatment encourages faster healing by encouraging moisture retention.</p>
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