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Human Skin: Layers, Functions, Conditions, Diseases: Publications and Documents

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Disabled World provides a wide array of publications concerning human skin conditions and diseases, presenting information useful to the general public, seniors, and those with disabilities. These resources include informative articles, research papers, studies, and analyses on topics such as skin diseases, the Fitzpatrick scale for skin types, leucoderma (vitiligo), shingles, contact dermatitis, scleroderma awareness, and the effects of pollution on facial skin. Many of the publications are peer-reviewed offering insights into symptoms, causes, treatments, and prevention methods that can be particularly helpful for those managing skin-related health issues.

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Comprehensive list of human skin conditions and diseases of the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue that make up the skin.



Take the Fitzpatrick Scale skin type test to identify your skin type from I to VI and learn your UV sun damage risk and best sun protection methods.



This article explains leucoderma (vitiligo), its symptoms, causes, treatments, and home remedies, with tips for managing white skin patches and related conditions.



One symptom of shingles is neuralgia, constant intense pain affecting mainly the nerves of the chest but also the neck, the trigeminal nerve in the face, and the lower back.


A red skin rash can often be caused by an allergic reaction, skin irritation or contact dermatitis.


The campaign theme touches on the difficulty of the word and the gravity of scleroderma, a rare disease with no known cause or cure.

Study links traffic-related air pollution to increased facial dark spots in older women, emphasizing environmental impacts on skin aging.



Information regarding dry skin including prevention, treatment options and types of moisturizers.


Stevens-Johnson syndrome: rare skin disorder triggered by medications or infections. Learn symptoms, causes, treatment & when to seek emergency care.



Information regarding Xeroderma pigmentosum, a condition characterized by extreme sensitivity to the sun, leading to a high risk of skin cancer.


Information regarding Hidradenitis suppurativa, a form of chronic skin condition featuring lumps underneath the skin.


Information regarding causes and prevention of chilblains, the painful inflammation of small blood vessels in a person's skin, including treatment methods.


Helpful article provides numerous hints and tips to eliminate foot odor or smelly feet known as Bromodosis.


Necrotizing fasciitis usually appears as an area of localized redness, swelling, warmth and pain often resembling a superficial skin infection.


Information and facts on bedbugs, small parasites that feeds on blood by piercing skin with an elongated beak.


For patients suffering from epidermolysis bullosa (EB) a hereditary skin disease even a gentle touch can be extremely painful.


Learn why skin turns white when pressed, what blanching reveals about circulation, and when slow capillary refill signals a health concern.



Study shows the worse a womans skin wrinkles are during the first few years of menopause the lower her bone density is.

The novel and effective anti-shingles agent called L-BHDA may help treat painful shingles.


Dermatologists caution athletes to seek early diagnosis and treatment to prevent spread of infections.


Plantar fibroma also called plantar fibromatosis is a hardened condensed and non-cancerous mass of fibrous tissue that occurs at the bottom of a persons foot.


Guide on age spots (sun spots): causes, identification, treatment options, and prevention strategies for maintaining healthy skin.



Guide to skin aging processes, including epidermal thinning, reduced elasticity, decreased oil production, and prevention strategies.



Actinic Keratosis may also be referred to as solar keratosis and is a crusty or scaly lesion or growth.


Lower occurrence of atopic dermatitis in children thanks to farm animals and cats.


People whose skin comes in contact with poison oak leaves or stems can experience an allergic reaction.

Melasma also known as the Mask of Pregnancy causes dark and splotchy spots or patches to appear on a persons face.

Impetigo is one of the more common forms of skin infections experienced by children.

The painless bruising often looks like flat blotches that begin with a red coloration, turn purple, darken, then eventually fade often leaving white scars.


General information regarding Cellulitis, a common infection of the skin and the soft tissues underneath the skin.


Moles are usually tan brown or pink in color and may be either raised or flat approximately one in every ten people has at least one unusual form of mole.


Hives are commonly an allergic reaction to either a medication or food.

A heat rash is a form of skin irritation caused by excessive sweating during hot and humid weather.

Grover's disease is a form of skin disease that can affect people of any age, although it tends to affect women and younger people, and older and middle-aged persons, more often than others.


A cyst is a closed and sac like structure that contains gas, fluid, or semi-solid material and is not a regular part of the tissue where it is located.



Barnacles of aging develop from spreading of epidermialen cells the skin spots start as a light brown color becoming darker and more wart like in appearance.


Venereal or anal warts are sexually transmitted diseases that infect the genital and anal areas.


Examines different types of scars and the best scar removal treatment method for each.


Energy from a UV lamp during a nail service roughly equivalent to UV exposure experienced during full day of exposure in indoor fluorescent lighting.

Scleroderma or stiff skin syndrome leads to hardening of the skin and debilitating often life threatening problems.


Skin aging and wrinkled skin spots of extra pigment and dilated blood vessels on the face.


Clark's Nevus, also referred to as, dysplastic nevi, are moles that are considered to be pre-cancerous, or present a greater potential to turn into melanoma.


Darier disease is a form of skin condition that is characterized by wart-like blemishes that appear on the affected persons body.

Keloids can differ in their size location as well as their shape, and are common on hands forearms or ear lobes.

Adults with shingles 30 percent more likely to have a stroke than adults without shingles.


Non-invasive technique to smooth wrinkles combines high-intensity light from light-emitting diodes and a lotion made of green tea extract.



Explore the causes of dry skin and discover effective prevention and treatment strategies to maintain healthy skin.



Explains the excessive sweating condition known as Hyperhidrosis. Includes helpful hints and tips to prevent excessive sweating.


SKIN survey reveals psoriasis's profound impact on quality of life, highlighting under-diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis and gender disparities in disease burden.



The progression from eczema or atopic dermatitis to breathing problems such as asthma is called the atopic march.

Athlete's foot is caused by a fungus which grows on top of or in a layer of skin in a person's foot. Athlete's foot fungi grow best in warm and wet places like the area between your toes.


Local action of immune cells in the skin could improve treatment of viral skin infections.


Comprehensive guide to shingles symptoms, treatment, and prevention. Learn about this painful viral infection affecting older adults and immune-compromised.



Many people are allergic to Linalool a common fragrance ingredient in shampoos conditioners and soap that can cause eczema.


Eczemateous, atopic dermatitis and other skin conditions are among the most common reasons that deployed military personnel seek dermatologic care.



Information on Sarcoidosis an inflammation which produces small lumps of cells in different organs in the human body referred to as Granulomas.


Explore effective strategies and products to combat premature skin aging and restore skin vitality.



Our skin is the largest and probably the most abused organ on the body and can reflect our general health skin needs to be protected and nourished.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

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