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Synopsis: 5. medicine & health: Medicine: Dermatology:


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so any suspicious looking freckles should be checked out by a dermatologist. The best way to prevent skin cancer from developing is wearing clothing or sunscreen when exposed to the sun. Source:


impactlab_2013 00736.txt

Dermatology). ) 7.)The color of your snot doesn t indicate if you have a bacterial or viral infection.


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In a study published in 2001 in the journal Pediatric Dermatology researchers found that using a louse comb was four times more effective than simply doing a visual check of the scalp for lice


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and her husband, dermatologist Ralf Paus, who now hold joint positions at the University of Manchester, UK,


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Misconduct finding A dermatology researcher at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, has been sanctioned for misconduct by the US Office of Research Integrity (ORI).


popsci_2013 01607.txt

Dr. Mayumi Ito a stem cell biologist and dermatologist at NYU's Langone Medical center recently published a paper in


ScienceDaily_2014 06823.txt

Dermatologist Christa Horvath-Ungerbã ck from the University of Veterinary medicine Vienna explains which animals are particularly sensitive how to prevent sun damage to the skin

which is often hairless to the rays of the sun increasing the risk of sunburnâ#reports veterinary dermatologist Christa Horvath-Ungerbã ck.

but for the animal overallâ#explains dermatologist Horvath-Ungerbã ck. Particularly sensitive animals require sun protection in the form of a waterproof sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30


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because there are so many more options for treating acne said Sarah Taylor M d. a dermatologist at Wake Forest Baptist Medical center.

Over-the-counter products can work in many cases said William Huang M d. another Wake Forest Baptist dermatologist.

Dermatologists generally don't treat many patients with mild acne because those problems can be cleared up by the proper use of consumer products

The National institutes of health recommends contacting a dermatologist if nonprescription measures don't help after a couple of months; the acne is bad (with for example a lot of redness around pimples

Dermatologists also have advanced ways to treat scarring including chemical peels microdermabrasion and laser technologies. And they're generally more cognizant of the psychological damage that acne can inflict.

I'd say dermatologists as a whole are much more sensitive to the psychosocial aspects of acne than in the past Huang said.

But no matter how understanding dermatologists are they--like other clinicians--face the problem of getting patients to follow their instructions.

To combat this dermatologists are turning to new devices. Research studies some conducted at Wake Forest Baptist have found that tools such as Web-based surveys email reminders


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Dermatologists recommend applying sunscreen every couple of hours if you'll be outside. Avoid tanning beds altogether as evidence suggests high incidence of skin cancer for users.


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