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Dermatology: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Disabled World database on dermatology offers a comprehensive collection of articles and papers covering a wide range of topics related to hair, nails, and skin conditions. This resource includes information on common skin diseases like eczema, psoriasis, and acne, as well as more specialized topics such as immunodermatology and skin cancer. The publications provide valuable insights into symptoms, treatments, and recent research findings, making them useful for both patients and healthcare professionals. These articles are particularly helpful for individuals with disabilities, seniors, and those seeking to understand various dermatological issues. While not all content is peer-reviewed, the database offers a mix of scientific information and practical advice, serving as an accessible starting point for those interested in skin health and related conditions.

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Dermatology: Publications and Resources (17 Items)
Title & AuthorEdPublish
Revised
Tips to Cure a Yeast Infection - Ian C. Langtree2017/12/19
2020/06/05
Does Smoking Make You Look Older - Romeo Morales, M.D., F.A.A.D.2016/07/20
2023/09/19
Candidiasis Fungal Infection Must be Treated Early - Infectious Diseases Society of America2015/12/17
2020/06/05
Hospital Hand Washing Leads to Rise in Dermatitis - University of Manchester2015/02/12
2024/08/23
Human and Animal Bite Injuries to Hands: Treatment - American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
2015/01/05
2026/02/13
Cell Phone Allergic Reactions from Nickel and Chromium - Mary Ann Liebert, Inc./Genetic Engineering News2014/05/22
2021/07/17
Color of Eyes May Indicate Risk for Serious Skin Conditions - University of Colorado Denver2012/05/06
2021/09/15
Nickel Allergy: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Strategies - Ian C. Langtree
2010/11/13
2025/08/15
Chiggers - Facts, Bites, Treatment and Prevention - Ian C. Langtree2010/10/01
Removing Warts with Liquid Nitrogen - Canadian Medical Association Journal2010/09/13
2010/09/25
Does Hand Washing Really Stop Disease Spread? - Wiley-Blackwell2010/09/07
2024/08/23
Upload Photo of Skin Condition for Melanoma Analysis - Skinofmine.com2010/03/12
American Cosmetic Skincare Concerns Survey Results - Ian C. Langtree2010/03/06
2025/02/22
Should Botox Users Switch to Dysport and Save Money - CosmeticSurgeryGuru2010/02/25
Osteopontin Contributes to Allergic Contact Dermatitis - American Journal of Pathology2009/12/29
2018/03/16
Ichthyosis: Facts, Symptoms and Treatment - Thomas C. Weiss2009/12/13
2017/06/25
Dermatitis Herpetiformis: Symptoms, Signs, Treatment - Ian C. Langtree2009/07/03
2024/08/23

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