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Many people spend thousands per year on products to prevent acne, or stop existing acne but there’s one simple technique that will blow you away and keep your skin looking beautiful! Most people don’t realize that the simple act of changing your pillowcase every week will help reduce the risk of pimples and acne, no matter what age. Read on to find out exactly what is living in your pillow case and why it will affect your teenage or adult acne.

Everyone sleeps on their pillow night after night until they finally decide wash it. But what most people don’t realize is that their pillow case can become filled with bacteria and oil from their hair, their skin and anything that is expelled out of their body through your ears, nose, eyes or mouth while they are sleeping. You might say that you wash your face every night and every morning, so you should be able to remove any of those unclean particles from your skin, but the truth is that once these bacteria and oil particles start to stick to your skin they will try to make a home on your skin. Bacteria can survive for a long time on the surface of someone’s skin, and usually it’s not a problem since we have stable bacteria living there usually.

Letting bacteria from your skin live on your pillow case will probably allow the number of bacteria to multiply. Another side effect of the pillow being "dirty" by our definition is that it will continue to allow more harmful little creatures to develop over time. Think about it – do you really want your skin to meet with old and dirty cell particles, oil and bacteria every single night for roughly eight hours? No! But changing your pillow case might seem like a drag, so there are a few more things to keep in mind.

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Have you guys ever wondered when, who, how & where the health technology has evolved? Even I was wondering and pulled this article it has helped me knowing about it better. I hope even you can brush over them!! Let me know if this has been useful!

Recent news says that The Obama administration unveiled $1.2 billion in federal grants for electronic health records systems on Thursday, the first wave of funding under a health-care reform plan to create vast records-sharing networks aimed at cutting costs and improving care in the coming decade.

You can find below the timeline/history of evolutions in Healthcare Technology 

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