2 hrs ago | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Reports Skin Cancer Treatments As #1 Procedure of 2012
San Diego dermatologist and incoming President of the ASDS Mitchel P. Goldman, MD, discusses the new results of the annual survey and predicts top treatments for 2013.
3 hrs ago | Sys-Con Media
Sensus Healthcare Receives FDA Clearance to Treat Keloids with the SRT-100a
Leading Dermatologists and Oncologists have found the SRT-100a superficial radiotherapy system to be an excellent choice for their patients who are not good surgical candidates.
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Is Your Mole Cancerous? Find Out How to Tell Now
Regularly checking in on your moles, however, is not only easy, but also smart. New or changing moles can be a sign of melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer.
8 hrs ago | WTMA-AM North Charleston
Watch Out for These Five Long-Weekend Health Hazards
For many people Memorial Day weekend means finally getting to kick off summer by striking up the barbecue, taking a dip in the ocean or simply basking in the sunshine during a long weekend.
8 hrs ago | CNN
You're well-versed in all things locally grown, have your kids happily eating quinoa and can identify at least three varieties of kale.
13 hrs ago | CiteULike
Safety evaluation of stamp type digital microneedle devices in hairless mice.
Annals of dermatology , Vol. 25, No. 1. , pp. 46-53, doi:10.5021/ad.2013.25.1.46 Microneedles provide a minimally invasive means to transport molecules into the skin.
Health Care Reform Produces Both Heat and Light With the Indoor Tanning Tax
It is fairly safe to say that most dermatologists are on the same page about indoor tanning.
The American Academy of Dermatology's 71st Annual Meeting set a record with more than 19,000 total registrants.
Palm Harbor Dermatology Opens Brandon Office
Palm Harbor Dermatology is expanding its practice across the bay by opening an office in Brandon, says skin cancer surgeon, Dr.
SkinCeuticals and Celebrity Tastemakers Urge Consumers To 'Prevent,...
In advance of beach season, SkinCeuticals and a cast of celebrity & media tastemakers are touting a new video urging consumers to "Prevent. Protect.
Heading to the beach? New SPF regulations issued by the FDA
In the summer of 2011, Andrea Syglowski noticed a mole she'd had her entire life was starting to look different.
Tips to help parents tackle kids' acne
Parents are being taken by surprise with an increasing number of children start suffering acne problems several years before they become teenagers.
Skin can become 'addicted' to bleaching, doctor warns
Most of us have heard of skin tanning but what about skin bleaching? Bleaching creams can be used to correct the color pigments from scars or skin diseases like vitiligo.
Popular drinks could affect your skin's health
It's been said you are what you eat, but what you drink can have an impact on both your health and your skin.
2. Get any suspicious spots checked immediately. Skin cancer that is caught while still on the surface is easily treated; it is when the cancer spreads beneath the skin that it is most dangerous.
exclusive thursday preview | g cover The high price of tanning
She couldn't stand the pale skin left to her by her Scottish heritage. Sometimes, she'd slather on the oil and go relax on the beach - her favorite place.
Women & hair loss: a silent struggle
Local 4's Paula Tutman teams up with Dr. Frank McGeorge and Ruth to the Rescue's Ruth Spencer to spotlight the problem of women and hair loss Local 4's Paula Tutman has teamed up with medical expert Dr.
UPMC opens first GI-skin clinic
UPMC has opened the nation's first gastrointestinal dermatology clinic to provide coordinated care to patients with inflammatory bowel disease and celiac disease with related skin conditions.
Westborough startup DiscoverBeauty links patients with plastic surgeons
After he spent a decade running his own practice, Dr. Min Ahn wanted to give patients a way to find and connect with plastic surgeons and dermatologists in New England and to give doctors a way to be selective of which cases they wish to accept.
Sunbathers headed to the beach this summer will find new sunscreen labels on store shelves that are designed to make the products more effective and easier to use.