Eczema Patients Face Higher Shingles Risk, Study Finds
People with eczema face up to double the shingles risk, a large UK study finds; experts urge vaccination as part of routine eczema care.
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People with eczema face up to double the shingles risk, a large UK study finds; experts urge vaccination as part of routine eczema care.
Melanotan II, the unapproved "Barbie Drug" spreading on social media, can trigger melanoma and organ damage, alarming dermatologists nationwide.
Nummular eczema causes stubborn coin-shaped patches that are often mistaken for ringworm, but dermatologists say the right triggers and treatments can.
A major study found benzoyl peroxide does not increase skin cancer risk, with users actually showing substantially lower rates than non-users.
Sunscreen does not increase skin cancer risk; a viral claim misread a study that actually warned against false security leading to less reapplication.
Canada has roughly 800 dermatologists for 38 million people, leaving skin cancer patients waiting months while Botox appointments open within days.
Sunscreen misinformation on social media is driving UK melanoma cases to record highs, with 86% of over 20,000 annual cases being preventable.
A personalized melanoma vaccine combined with immunotherapy cuts cancer recurrence risk by 49% over five years, new clinical trial shows.
Over one-third of US adults get sunburned annually, with 55% of burns occurring despite sunscreen use, revealing gaps in sun protection strategies.
Melanin provides some UV protection, but dermatologists warn all skin tones need daily sunscreen to prevent cancer and hyperpigmentation.
Dermatologists warn that cosmetics marketed to tweens contain harsh ingredients that damage developing skin and fuel unrealistic beauty standards.
A new study finds bacteriophages, naturally occurring viruses, safely treat acne while boosting skin microbiome diversity for potential long-term benefits.
Dermatologists now treat skin barrier dysfunction as the root cause of acne, eczema, and aging, prioritizing repair over trendy treatments.
New research reveals antioxidant formulas can repair sun damage at the cellular level, reversing hyperpigmentation and aging beyond sunscreen alone.
Vitamin B5 and hyaluronic acid create a push-pull hydration system that locks moisture in skin better than either ingredient used alone.
Neck skin ages faster than faces due to thinner texture and fewer oil glands, but dermatologists say retinol and vitamin C can firm it.