The Central Role of Sweat Dysfunction in Atopic Dermatitis

Skin barrier dysfunction is a primary mechanism in the production of the common symptoms of atopic dermatitis, including skin dryness, irritation, and itching, and leaves the body vulnerable to allergens and pathogens.

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Poor Broadband Penetration in Rural Areas Limits Telemedicine

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Homemade Sunscreen Recipes Commonly Shared, Offer Low Protection

Infections

Comparison of Ivermectin and Permethrin for Scabies

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FDA Issues Tattoo Ink Recall Due to Bacterial Contamination

Psoriasis

Biologic Treatment for Psoriasis Less Likely to Result in Psychiatric Illness

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CDC: Racial Disparity Seen With Lupus-Related Deaths

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Dermatologists and Pharmacists Define Treatment Persistence in Psoriasis

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Adverse Childhood Experiences Associated With Worse Lupus Outcomes

General Dermatology

DPASI Is a Reliable Instrument for Assessing Severity of Acquired Dermal Macular Hyperpigmentation

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Determining the Appropriate Use of Trackable Pills and Other Nanodrugs