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Everyone knows the summer sun can hurt you in ways far beyond the immediate pain of a nasty burn.
Five reasons you probably don't use a retinoid 1. You have no idea what a retinoid is.
Dermatologist: Michael Jackson danced in his office days before he died
Michael Jackson's dermatologist says the entertainer did not appear in poor health - and even danced in his office - three days before he died.
Mole check offer sparks concern
Skin specialists attending a conference in Glasgow have been told not to offer free mole checks to the public, BBC Scotland has learned.
Media Coverage Generates 47% Increase In Melanoma Diagnoses
Media coverage of skin cancer advice and sun awareness campaigns may have generated a 47 percent increase in diagnoses of melanoma in just one year, according to research due to be released at the British Association of Dermatologists' Annual Conference next week.
Melanoma on the rise among young people
Brynessa Gradley's life changed just over a year ago when she scratched an itchy spot on her leg as she came out of the shower.
Evolution of Mohs: General surgery's loss is dermatology's gain
Although invented by a general surgeon, Mohs micrographic surgery has become dermatology's gold standard for treating a variety of common nonmelanoma skin cancers.
A tribute to the greats: Pioneers defined, shaped field of dermatology
Throughout history, many physicians and researchers have deservedly earned their place as pioneers and have helped to define and shape the field of dermatology.
How safe and effective are sunscreens?
July 2, 2009 -- Sunscreens are improving, but three of five brand-name products either don't protect the skin from sun damage sufficiently, contain hazardous chemicals, or both, according to a report by the watchdog organization Environmental Working Group .
Newest sunscreens do more than just block sun's rays
For Dr. Beatrice Wang, summer is a frustrating season. Every day, the Montreal dermatologist watches sun worshippers shed clothes like a chrysalis in spring and slowly bake themselves to a crisp nut brown.
Looking to the future: Derms foresee changes connected to practice management, science
Cosmetic dermatology procedures have dramatically changed the face of dermatology.
BioCis Pharma Reports Positive Phase IIa Clinical Results in Atopic Dermatitis
This double-blind, placebo-controlled study, conducted in Finland , included 13 patients with mild to moderate atopic dermatitis who applied the ProtoCure emulsion cream to the affected skin areas twice daily for up to four weeks.
Psoriasis's changing face: Therapies, understanding of disease continue to evolve
Herakleitos, the Greek philosopher from Ephesus, once said, "Ta panta rei," which means "Everything changes and is in a state of flux." Perhaps no other quote better suits the ever-changing theories surrounding the nature, origin and cause of the dermatosis we call psoriasis.
Rules on GPs removing skin cancer to be relaxed putting patients at risk experts warn
Patients could be put at risk as rules allowing GPs to remove cancerous moles are set to be relaxed despite evidence the treatment fails in almost half of cases, experts have warned.
Out from the shadows: Dermatology emerged as a discipline via a rocky road
Dr. Parish While the specialty was centuries from its beginning, the need for dermatologists was documented as early as in the Old Testament, when Job had an itch .
Melanoma on the rise in young as number of dermatologists shrinks
Brynessa Gradley's life changed just over a year ago when she scratched an itchy spot on her leg as she came out of the shower.
Participation counts: Battling direct billing legislation requires persistence
To protect their rights, dermatologists must participate more vocally in debates surrounding direct billing legislation, an Ohio dermatologist says.
Subtle shadings: Wide range of skin types exists among people of Latin descent
National report - When dermatologists classify skin as either Caucasian or skin of color, they are using too blunt a tool, an expert says.
Do you need a higher SPF? How to wear sunscreen and not get burned
SPF numbers are breaking into the triple digits -- a handful of products boast a sun protection factor of 100.
Skin rash puzzles eight doctors; split skin can be treated with lip balm
Dear Dr. Gott: I am writing in hopes you or some of your readers can help. My back and arms are covered with eczema that itches.