Articles tagged with Dermatology
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Are You Too Young For Shingles?
Patient-Friendly Sooner or later, you'll probably get the debilitating disease, shingles. The severity depends on what you do in advance.
Cellulite and Stretch Mark Treatments
Women Who gets stretch marks and cellulite? What causes them and, most importantly, how can you minimize their appearance?
Where Lost Weight Goes
Educational Science does not support the notion of remarkable weight loss by typical waste elimination. Compare current methods to treat morbid obesity.
Why Patients Disregard Prescriptions
Patient-Friendly Half of patients do not comply with prescription label directions. Here are reasons why with suggestions for improving medication adherence.
What is Hypoallergenic?
Educational Experiencing rashes or itching from wearing certain metals can make jewelry shopping a challenge. Hypoallergenic is commonly misunderstood.
Can You Get Rid of Eyebrow Bugs?
Educational If your face has unwanted parasites, they may be temporarily eradicated with these solutions.
Hospitals Can Make You Sick
Patient-Friendly Despite disposal of needles and diligent sanitation of most hospital surfaces, many patients develop secondary infections and medical complications.
Prevent Heat Strokes
Educational Too much heat, either too quickly or over an extended period of time, may prevent our bodies from efficiently cooling through perspiration.
Should Pain Remedies Emulate Opioids?
Women Opioids quickly address both emotional and physical response to pain. Whatever alternative treatment is offered should do the same.
Life With Lupus
Educational This autoimmune system disorder may go undetected for months or years with symptoms ranging from mild to aggressive attacks on skin and internal organs.
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