Top 10 Causes of Contact Dermatitis
Dermatitis, the red sore itchy rash, could result from allergic contact dermatitis, a skin reaction to something, jewelry, fragrance or other substances, with which you have had contact.
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Choosing The Right Sunscreen
Water resistant sunscreen protects and cares for skin for 40 minutes; waterproof sunscreen for up to 80 minutes.
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Heat Wave Draws Attention to Dry Skin Care Treatment
Dermatologist recommended skin shielding lotion plays vital role against summer dehydration and for good skin care.
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L'Oreal USA Receives FDA Approval For New Sunscreen Formula
Unique L'Oreal skin care innovation means consumers will now have access to the highest photo stable UVA and broad spectrum sun protection ever available in the U.S.
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Set The Right Tone For Younger Looking Skin
Study on skin care shows that luminosity plays a key role in perceived attractiveness and age.
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Too Much Sun Isn't A Bright Idea
Too much sun on skin early in life can lead to conditions including premature aging, freckling, liver spots, broken blood vessels and skin cancer.
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Shield Skin From Sun's Rays
Care for your skin and keep it healthy by knowing what UVB, UVA and SPF stand for and how too much sun may be of danger to your skin.
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Study Compares Treatments for Chronic Plaque Psoriasis
Despite the disadvantages of PUVA treatment it tends to clear psoriasis more reliably.
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Solutions for Summertime Skin Problems
The best prevention tip for a summer skin care is to be careful and watch where the skin damage may come from.
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New Fix for UV-Damaged Skin in Arthritis Treatment
These findings on glucosamine may impact the way dermatologists treat UV related skin damage in the future.
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Relief From a Life-Long Battle with Excessive Sweat
To keep the sweat glands from producing excessive sweat most patients only require the therapy twice a month.
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Surgery May Permanently Fix Sweaty Palms
In order to treat sweaty palms or underarms, a small part of the sympathetic nerve responsible for excessive sweating is removed.
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Sunscreen: The Ultimate Anti-Aging Cream
Why buy expensive wrinkle creams when the most effective anti aging product is a simple bottle of sunscreen?
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When It Comes To Skin Care, Botanical Isn't Always Better
While grapeseed, avocados, apricots and vanilla are ingredients for today's popular skin care products, dermatologists say natural products are not the best bet for the skin.
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Tips To Keep You Safe In The Sun
People should protect themselves from the sun and make themselves aware of the signs and symptoms of skin cancer and melanoma to greatly reduce their risk of developing these preventable but dangerous diseases.
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Relief for Rosacea Suffers
New skin care regimen proves effective for Rosacea.
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Components of Cocoa May Enhance The Appearance of The Skin
Skin structure and function can be improved by consumption of high flavanol cocoa.
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Don't Wait for Summer to Practice Sun Safety
What appears to be a "healthy tan" may be the result of the skin's reaction to overexposure to sun and is a precursor to definite skin damaging sun burn.
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Summer Sun Safety
Sun exposure adversely affects patients both with and without genetic predisposition to melanoma.
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Study Calls for Broader Sunscreen Advertising to Men, Outdoor Lovers
Essential sun protection messages for skin care are reaching too few men.
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Tanning Ads Commonly Seen In High School Newspapers
As tanning has become more popular among teen girls, the incidence of skin cancer has increased among young women.
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Alternative Treatment Strategy for Common, Complex Skin Disorders
Ineffective skin barrier may trigger immune reaction, illness.
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'Scientific' Skin Care Can Reduce Damage
Cosmetic surgeons say adopting a strategic skin care plan based on scientific measurements can improve the look and feel of your skin.
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New Antimicrobial Compound Adheres To Skin to Promote Healing
University Georgia researchers have developed an anti-microbial treatment that adheres to the skin without being toxic.
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Addictive Effects of Frequent Tanning
Frequent users of tanning beds may be getting more out of the experience than darker skin.
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Severe Cases of Occupational Hand Eczema May Predict Unemployment or Days Missed from Work
Hand eczema or dermatitis is characterized by redness and inflammation of the hands, often due to irritants in soap, chemicals or detergents.
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Fashionistas Fall Victim to Folliculitis
Leading dermatologist is seeing increase in skin disorder caused by stockings and tight fitting pants.
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Easy Steps Protect Skin In Winter
While the elderly are more at risk for dry skin and itch because the skin loses moisture with age, there are several things anyone can do to ward off uncomfortable chaffing and cracking.
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Patients Prescribed Long-Term Corticosteroids Often Do Not Receive Therapy To Prevent Osteoporosis
Oral glucocorticoids, or corticosteriods, are prescribed for treatment of chronic skin diseases, as well as other conditions.
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Langerhans Cells Regulate Immune Reactions in the Skin
Skin is an important barrier to infection and it has been generally assumed that the Langerhans cells only serve to warn the immune system of skin pathogens.
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Advancing the Treatment of Skin Conditions at the Speed of Light
Laser and light treatments are advancing dermatologists' ability to treat a variety of skin conditions including acne, rosacea and sun damage.
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Biologic Treatments Help Improve the Quality of Life for Psoriasis Patients
Researchers have developed biologic treatments which not only treat the physical symptoms of psoriasis but also can help improve a patient's quality of life.
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The Future of Sunscreens
The most important thing to know about sunscreen is that, regardless of skin type and ethnicity, everyone needs to use it to care for the skin.
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Beyond the Face: Cosmetic Dermatology Offers Treatment Options from Head to Toe
Whether it's aging skin on the face or neck, or noticeable veins on the legs, quick fix should not outweigh the importance of the safety of the treatment.
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Psoriasis Sufferers Report More Social Problems
Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin condition that affects about seven million Americans.
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A Delicate Balance: Skin Care Tips for the New Mother and Baby
One of the most pressing skin care concerns for women during and after pregnancy is how to treat stretch marks.
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More Than Skin Deep: Unique Care and Treatment for Skin of Color
Just as skin color and tone varies among each individual, so do the unique needs of this sensitive and easily damaged skin.
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From Hair Loss to Shaving: Dispelling the Myths of Men's Skin Care
Dermatology professor debunks the common misconceptions that abound about men's skin care.
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Skin Care
Skin diseases from acne to eczema affect millions of people of all ages who are concerned about skin care.
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Dead Sea Salt and Skin Care Products Helping Psoriasis Sufferers
More people began to find out that natural skin care products made with the minerals from the salty lake carry magical properties.
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