Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer worldwide, affecting millions of people each year. Despite growing awareness, many are unaware of its prevalence among different age groups, genders, and skin types.
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Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States, affecting millions of people each year. While the thought of skin cancer can be alarming, early detection and proper skin cancer treatment significantly improve the chances of a full recovery.
A guest blog written by Adel Haque, BS, MD, FAAD, for the Central PA Chamber of Commerce Magazine.
As we step into a brand-new year, it’s the perfect time to set goals—not just for your health, fitness, or career but also for your skin!
Written by Dr. Adel Haque, Board Certified Dermatologist, December 22, 2021
As Published in the Pediatric Dermatology Journal: Glistening film on the dorsal hands and feet of a newborn
Written by Dr. Daniel Shurman
As Featured in the Reading Eagle: It sounds like the opposite should be true, right? We know exposure to harmful UV rays can cause skin damage
Written by Dr. Jennifer David, Board Certified Dermatologist
As Featured in Bucks County Women's Journal: Protecting your skin from the elements during the winter months is just as important as it is in the summer months.
Written by Alexis Curreri, MD, FAAD Board Certified Dermatologist
With a change in seasons, many of us experience an unwanted change in our skin. This autumn has been a relatively mild, but it’s important to get ahead of seasonal issues like dry skin before they occur.
Men and women possess different biological characteristics, and as a result, have a fundamentally different constitution of the largest organ of the body - their skin. Why is this important?
Team sports have a long history of fostering alliance, togetherness and a healthy competitive spirit among athletes but the proximity that brings them together can also create an environment of contagious skin infections. Skin diseases are common among athletes for these reasons, including sometimes questionable hygiene practices.
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