Dermatological Disorders Stories
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Cause For Sunburn Pain Revealed: Is A Cure On The Way?
The discovery from Duke University and the University of California in San Francisco could lead to the end of sunburn pain. -
Drinking From Water Bottles Can ‘Form Deep Wrinkles In Our Lips,’ Cosmetic Dermatologist Claims
A cosmetic dermatologist says the growing trend in mouth wrinkles may result from frequent water bottle drinking. -
Acetaminophen Warning: FDA Says Drug Can Cause ‘Potentially Fatal’ Skin Reaction
Acetaminophen, the pain reliever commonly found in Tylenol, has been linked to rare but serious skin conditions. The FDA warns not to ignore the signs. -
Sharon Stone Reveals Secrets To Aging Well Without Cosmetic Surgery [VIDEO]
Fifty-five-year-old Sharon Stone says it's not "alright to distort yourself" with cosmetic surgery, so how does she look so good for her age? -
12 Ways To Younger Looking Eyes
New York dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Cameron Rokhsar, M.D., lists the top eye care treatments and habits that can reverse signs of aging and create younger looking eyes. -
Glass Windows With A 'Cardiovascular System' Could Reduce Your Home's Energy Costs [Video]
A lifelike cooling system for glass wind, based on the human vascular system, could help people cut air-conditioning costs. -
Chafe Away: New Boxer-Style Garter Helps Women Cure ‘Chub Rub’ Between Thighs
Bandelettes, a new lace underwear, promises to stop chafing — or 'chub rub' — between thighs. -
A Half-Red Baby And 3 Other Ways Biology Can Change Skin Color [Graphic Photos]
A medical report highlights a baby with a rare case of red skin, but what other colors are possible on the skin spectrum? -
Time For Beauty Rest: Skin Aging Linked to Lack of Sleep
A new scientific study has established a link between poor sleep patterns and rapid skin aging, higher BMI, and poor self-perception. -
Cooling Centers Open Doors Across Northeast As Dangerous Heat Wave Sets In For The Week
A national alert to practice precaution in a mid-summer heat wave should be taken seriously, according to government agencies. Cooling centers are opening up to help residents stay safe in the dangerous climate. -
Addicted To Indoor Tanning? Psychologically Dependent Tanners With Skin Cancer Continue To Tan
Many dermatologists have noticed an increased dependency among indoor tanners, and they're starting to question whether it can legitimately be called an addiction. -
High Rates of Pathogenic Fungi Growth Within Household Dishwashers
Household dishwashers are supposed to be cleaning appliances, but they're also breeding grounds for pathogenic species of fungi.