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Removing Tattoos: Who Does It and Why
July 21, 2008 -- It seemed a good idea at the time. But you were young, wild, and in love with Roland.
Experts Debate If Sun Causes Melanoma
An expert said on BMJ.com that the sun causes skin cancers, but not the less common but deadlier form called melanoma.
Women More Likely to Have Second Thoughts on Tattoos
MONDAY, July 21 -- While most Americans who get tattoos are happy with their decision, women are much more likely than men to decide to get their markings removed, new research reveals.
Study examines motivations for tattoo removal
Individuals who visit dermatology clinics for tattoo removal are more likely to be women than men, and may be motivated by the social stigma associated with tattoos and negative comments by others, according to ...
STUDY: US Dermatology Residents' Satisfaction With Training and...
Objective To evaluate residents' satisfaction with dermatology training and mentorship.
Laser resurfacing fixes wrinkles, study finds
WASHINGTON - Laser treatment can remove wrinkles better than some newer procedures, dermatologists reported on Monday.Carbon dioxide laser resurfacing was very effective and while there were some side-effects, ...
Be Aware Of Risk In GP Skin Cancer Surgery, Warns The Medical And Dental Defence Union Of Scotland
Main Category: Primary Care / General Practice Also Included In: Dermatology ; Cancer / Oncology ; Medical Malpractice / Litigation Article Date: 21 Jul 2008 - 1:00 PDT GPs risk legal action if they fail to ...
The new arsenal of anti-dampness tools, tested by a rampant perspirer.
Hoping to keep subway-platform meltdowns to a minimum, I tried five sweat-prevention techniques over the course of four sticky weeks.
Private doctors must seek accreditation before performing liposuction
SINGAPORE: From November, private doctors performing liposuction - the surgical removal of fat deposits from the body - will have to be assessed by a new five-member accreditation committee before getting the ...
Dermatology offices form group for better insurance rates
A local company established as an umbrella organization hopes to attract dermatology and plastic surgery practices to negotiate better insurance rates and provide administrative services.
DUSA Pharmaceuticals Announces Update on Nicomide(R); Company Places...
DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. reported today that Nicomide , a vitamin-mineral product currently prescribed by dermatologists, will no longer be manufactured and marketed as a prescription product.
Summer Sunscreen Mistakes, Myths and Solutions
With summer in full swing, we need to be diligent about applying sunscreen before heading outdoors.
Under the sun - Risk of developing skin cancer higher for gardeners, farmers
Dean Fosdick wears sun-protective clothing as he works in his garden in New Market, Va., recently.
That healthy tan may be just the opposite
That tan may look great on the beach this summer, but take this piece of advice from one of Vancouver's leading dermatologists.
Galderma Announces Approval for Differin(R) Gel 0.1% in Japan
The drug will be marketed in Japan by Galderma KK, the fully-owned Japanese arm of Galderma, and strategic alliance partner Shionogi.
Researchers have long touted the health benefits of grapes- especially wine. Now, a famous winemaker wants women to wear their wine on their face.
Study Measures Normal Hair Loss In Men
A standardized 60-second hair count is a reliable method when assessing hair shedding, according to an article released on June 16, 2008 in the Archives of Dermatology , one of the JAMA/Archives journals.
Free Skin Cancer Screening Tour Traveling
The tour kicks off in New York City on May 2nd and will run through the fall. WHEN: Friday, July 25th in Monroeville 10AM - Noon Sunday, July 27th in Mars 2PM - 4PM A local dermatologist available for ...
Concern over GP skin cancer ops
Potentially dangerous skin cancers are being treated by family doctors, despite guidance telling them to refer them to hospitals.