Dermatological Disorders Stories
Children as young as 9 are tanning, and purposely exposing themselves to sun without sunscreen, in order to look more like celebrities.
Birth control may soon be an alternative for women suffering with acne. New research shows they are just as effective as antibiotics at getting rid of stubborn breakouts.
Psoriasis has been found to cause symptoms of depression and anxiety in the family members of those living with the condition.
Doctors warn against nodular melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer that is responsible for over 40 percent of all melanoma deaths.
Consumer Reports recommends 20 of the best sunscreens on the market according to the SPF protection they actually offer.
Dermatologists with access to free samples are more likely to write prescriptions for higher price tag medicines when compared to their peers who do not receive free samples.
Researchers have found a link between indoor tanning and unhealthy weight control methods in a study conducted on American teenagers.
Some people might be called weird for the things they do to maintain health, but celebrities are in on the weirdness, too. Here are three of them.
Four suspects are now facing charges after reportedly forcing racial tattoos onto a man.
Tattoo regret has Americans of all age groups seeking removal options in record numbers.
Men living alone have a significantly higher risk of dying from skin cancer compared to women and men who live with partners, a new study finds.
A tanning addiction may be linked to psychiatric problems like OCD and body dysmorphic disorder, a new study finds.