San Jose – – October 12, 2026 -- Four Marini SkinSolutions products, including a salmon-derived PDRN face serum and a physical tinted SPF 45, have won 2026 Skin Anarchy "Top Picks Beauty Awards."

The awards cover skin care, makeup, hair care, and fragrance, and recognize scientific efficacy, excellence, and innovation.

A PDRN serum wins the longevity innovation award

Marini Reboot® PDRN Face Serum took the "Top Pick: Innovation Award for Longevity." It combines concentrated salmon-derived PDRN with rejuvenating technologies in a single serum. The source cites multiple independent studies showing improved skin quality, reduced visible signs of aging, less redness, more hydration, and better barrier function. It has also been shown to be a safe and effective adjunct to microneedling, for daily recovery and post-procedure support.

Victor, New York -- October 12, 2026 -- Families in Victor, NY can keep pests out without putting children or pets at risk, according to pest control experts Renee Bates and Justin Tubbs of Victor Pest Management, who were featured in a recent HelloNation article.

Targeted treatments replace broad spraying

Technicians in Victor now apply products precisely where pests live and breed instead of spraying broadly. The low toxicity formulas are designed to break down quickly and leave little to no residue on surfaces. Each product is approved by the Environmental Protection Agency and is safe when used according to label instructions.

Hong Kong – October 12, 2026 -- ugee has launched ugee maker, a moderated, kid-friendly 3D printing community for families and beginners, and anyone who signs up for an account is entered into a $1,000 prize giveaway.

The platform targets what ugee describes as a gap in the market. Beginners currently choose between technical communities with little safety guidance for young users and family-friendly platforms that require buying a specific brand's hardware. ugee maker offers a third option for parents, kids and newcomers.

Every official model is pre-tested for reliable printing

Failed prints caused by faulty files are a major source of frustration for novices. ugee says each official file is pre-tested and validated to print reliably on virtually all consumer-grade 3D printers. All designs come in universal STL format.

Austin – October 12, 2026 -- Later this fall, US users will be able to share their Function lab test results directly into the Google Health app, putting blood work and daily wearable data in one place.

Function and Google Health announced the partnership to connect what people do every day with what is happening inside their bodies. The experience combines everyday tracking with Function's lab testing and its Medical Intelligence (MI) system.

Wearable signals meet 160+ lab tests

Google wearables, including the Google Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch 5 and the new Google Fitbit Edge, track signals such as resting heart rate, sleep patterns, heart rate variability (HRV) and cardio load. Paired with Function's 160+ lab tests, those signals can show what is happening beneath the surface. Medical Intelligence then turns each result into insights people can understand and act on.

West Hollywood – October 12, 2026 -- Patients in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills and greater Los Angeles can now get Morpheus8, FaceTite and AccuTite treatments for skin texture, scarring and mild laxity at Sunset Oral and Facial Surgery, the practice of oral and maxillofacial surgeon David Salehani, DDS, MD.

The additions sit alongside the practice's existing facial implants, genioplasty and injectable treatments. They give patients a minimally invasive way to improve skin quality and firmness without surgery.

Morpheus8 pairs microneedling with radiofrequency heat

Developed by InMode, Morpheus8 uses fine microneedles to create tiny, controlled channels in the skin. Radiofrequency energy then heats the deeper tissue layers to stimulate the body's own collagen production. Needle depth can be adjusted to reach up to four millimeters below the surface, so each session can be tailored to the treatment area and the patient's concern.

Rochester – October 12, 2026 -- Parents in Monroe County picking an indoor play center can look at lighting, noise, layout and floor padding, according to a HelloNation article featuring Kristen Bonn of Play Palace.

Soft lighting and quiet corners help kids focus

Soft, natural or adjustable lighting reduces glare, the article explains. Sound-absorbing materials and controlled noise levels let children concentrate without distraction. Quiet corners give them a place to pause, regroup or switch to calmer activities.

Defined play zones let children set their own pace

Open floor plans with clearly marked zones show children where each type of play happens. Separate areas for climbing, imaginative play and creative exploration let them move at their own speed. Padded flooring and safe equipment support motor development and lower the risk of injury.

Accomac, Virginia – October 12, 2026 -- Homeowners in coastal Virginia can cut down on termites, ants, and rodents by sealing the crawl space beneath their house, according to a HelloNation article featuring Clay Morgan of Charles E Morgan & Sons Inc. in Accomack County.

Moisture is what draws pests under the house

Humid weather and damp soil in communities such as Onancock create conditions that attract insects and rodents, the article explains. Unsealed crawl spaces often supply the moisture, shelter, and access pests need. Termites, ants, and rodents can get in through foundation gaps, open vents, or damaged barriers.

Encapsulation combines three steps

The process includes installing vapor barriers, sealing openings, and managing humidity. Together, these steps separate the crawl space from damp soil and outdoor air. A drier space is less attractive to pests and helps protect wooden supports and other structural materials.

Hauppauge – – October 12, 2026 -- Patients in Westchester can now book cataract evaluations, glaucoma care and comprehensive eye exams with Susan Fromer, MD, a board-certified ophthalmologist with more than 30 years of experience, at SightMD's Harrison, New York office.

Fromer brings cataract and glaucoma expertise to SightMD's New York team

Fromer has joined SightMD's New York physician team. Her specialties are comprehensive ophthalmology, cataract surgery and glaucoma management, along with the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of eye conditions.

She earned her medical degree with honors in Medicine and Psychiatry from New York University and completed advanced training in glaucoma and anterior segment surgery. She is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the New York State Society of Ophthalmology.

Chengdu – October 12, 2026 -- XGIMI's new HORIZON 30 Series projectors are open for pre-order from October 12 through October 31 at XGIMI.com, starting at $1,899 for the HORIZON 30 Pro. Open sales begin November 1.

The series has three models: HORIZON 30 Pro, HORIZON 30 Max and HORIZON 30 Ultra Max. All use an RGB Triple Laser light source with up to 6,000 ISO lumens of brightness, native contrast up to 10,000:1 and 4K 120Hz performance. Compared with the HORIZON 20 Series, XGIMI cites seven times the native contrast and twice the refresh rate. The series was first previewed at IFA 2026.

The picture adjusts from afternoon sports to late-night movies

A Dual Intelligent Iris System adjusts light automatically as scenes change, to bring out detail in both highlights and shadows. A 19-element optical system is built for edge-to-edge clarity. Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and IMAX Enhanced are supported.

Lake Success – October 12, 2026 -- Long Island patients can now book eye appointments with ophthalmologist Conner Style, DO, who begins seeing patients on October 12, 2026, at OCLI Vision's Lake Success and Manhasset offices.

Style's practice covers comprehensive eye care, advanced surgical procedures, and the evaluation and management of ocular emergencies. He focuses on technology-driven tools that help patients understand and follow their recovery plans.

Style trained in New York and Colorado

He earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his ophthalmology residency at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in New York and the University of Colorado Anschutz. At Rutgers University–New Brunswick, he received the Dorothy and David Cooper Scholarship for his research.