Scientists analyzed gene activity in young and aging skin, which led to Olay Pro-X (above).
Genetics-based products stir concerns
Scientists worry about promises
Scientists analyzed gene activity in young and aging skin, which led to Olay Pro-X (above).
Whether it is a new skin care product that promises to "reactivate" the youth in your genes or tests that offer nutrition advice tailored to your DNA, the age of consumer genetics is here. (Full article: 1366 words)
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