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Samuel Larsen Page 8

On the biology desk at Biology Insights, Samuel Larsen is a staff writer with a focus on skin biology. He worked as a laboratory technician, then reported on general health news for print outlets. Larsen studied biology in college, where he examined the cellular mechanics behind tissue repair.

How Long Does the Peeling Stage Last?Skin & Hair
Can You Get Skin Cancer From Drawing on Yourself?Cancer
How to See Your Blaschko Lines & Why They Appear Skin & Hair
Why Do Smokers Get Black Lips? The Science Behind It Skin & Hair
Why Do Bug Bites Leave Scars? The Biology of Healing Skin & Hair
Can Hair Change Color Naturally? The Science Explained Skin & Hair
The Relationship Between Scabs and New Skin Development Skin & Hair
Why Does My Skin Colour Change in Different Lighting?Skin & Hair
Why Do Scabs Itch When They Heal?Skin & Hair
How Long Does It Take for a Scab to Form?Skin & Hair
Why Does My Scrape Itch? A Look at the Science of Healing Skin & Hair
Can Stretch Marks Split Open? A Biological Explanation Skin & Hair
How Does Skin Respond to Physical Force?Skin & Hair
How to Increase Melanin Production in Skin Skin & Hair
The Science of Your Hair Molecule: Structure and Properties Biology
What Human Skin Looks Like Under UV Light Skin & Hair
What Biologically Causes Your Skin to Tan?Skin & Hair
The Role of Melanocytes in Hair Color and Graying Skin & Hair
Dead Epithelial Cells: Function, Buildup, and Removal Skin & Hair
The Biology of Scars: How and Why They Form Skin & Hair
What Is Pheomelanin? Its Role in Hair, Skin, and Health Skin & Hair
Hair Morphology: Structure, Growth, and Variations Skin & Hair
Blister Formation and Healing: A Scientific Overview Skin & Hair
How Does Melanin Protect Cells and DNA?Biology
Can Skin Stretch? The Science Behind Its Remarkable Elasticity Skin & Hair