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Pentylene glycol: three cases point to emerging allergen.(Allergic/Contact Dermatitis)
MONTREAL -- Three cases reported so far in 2008 identify pentylene glycol as a cause of contact dermatitis, suggesting this skin care product ingredient could be an emerging allergen. Pentylene . . .

Raw materials surprising culprit in eczema.(Allergic/Contact Dermatitis)
MONTREAL -- Patch testing with raw materials from the workplace can reveal some surprises, as two recent cases of occupational dermatitis illustrate. One patient worked at a handcrafted door . . .

Half of dermatitis patients likely to test negative.(Allergic/Contact Dermatitis)
MONTREAL -- Approximately half of the patients who have dermatitis will patch test negative for a contact allergy because of a true-negative result, false-negative finding, or technical issue, . . .

Nonresponsive dermatitis? Suspect steroid allergy.(Allergic/Contact Dermatitis)
MONTREAL -- Contact allergy to corticosteroids is an increasingly recognized phenomenon that often takes increased clinical suspicion to diagnose. "Reactions are often subtle, transient, and/or . . .

ID experts urge doctors, staff to get flu shots.(Infectious Diseases)
WASHINGTON -- It is "unconscionable for health care workers who do not have a medical contraindication to not receive the flu vaccine," Dr. Julie L. Gerberding, director of the Centers for Disease . . .

Ineffectiveness of OTC cold meds lost on public.(Infectious Diseases)
ARLINGTON, VA. -- Despite the lack of evidence that over-the-counter medicines cure the common cold, nearly two-thirds of American adults choose them to treat symptoms, according to survey results . . .

4-hour flu detection test gains FDA approval.(Infectious Diseases)
The Food and Drug Administration approved a new test that can diagnose human influenza infections, including the highly pathogenic influenza A (H5N1) virus, and produce results within 4 hours. . . .

Two forms of MRSA attack different populations.(Infectious Diseases)
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. -- Community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus is unlike its hospital-acquired cousin epidemiologically, clinically, and genetically, an infectious . . .

First-year HPV vaccination rates 'very good'.(Infectious Diseases)
A survey providing the first estimates for human papillomavirus vaccination found that 25% of girls aged 13-17 had received at least one dose of the vaccine, according to a briefing by the Centers . . .

Stretch marks.(Cosmeceutical Critique)
Stretch marks, or striae distensae, are scar tissue in the skin's dermal layer that result from rapid growth or weight gain. These lesions, which can be found crisscrossing the breasts, . . .

Expert: laser skills honed by treating darker skin.(Aesthetic Dermatology)
LAS VEGAS -- The way Dr. Eliot F. Battle Jr. sees it, dermatologists should learn how to treat skin of color with cosmetic laser therapy for two reasons: to increase their revenue base as . . .

Supersonic technology powers new skin rejuvenation device.(Aesthetic Dermatology)
LAS VEGAS -- A device that delivers supersonic pressure to the skin for rejuvenation is showing efficacy for several conditions, including facial wrinkles, solar keratoses, and acne scars. The . . .

Basic makeup of cellulite still baffles investigators: clinical trials to determine the content of fat found in cellulite to be
LAS VEGAS -- While cellulite can be easily identified, the basic science of its makeup remains a mystery. "We still don't know what the definitive pathologic cause of cellulite is," Dr. Neil . . .

Longer wavelengths key to laser Tx of leg veins.(Aesthetic Dermatology)
LAS VEGAS -- About 8 years ago, Dr. Neil Sadick and other dermatologic surgeons nearly gave up on lasers as a treatment option for leg veins because of the high rate of complications that they . . .

Photoaging, psoriasis work recognized.(Aesthetic Dermatology)
Dr. John J. Voorhees will receive the 2009 Eugene J. Van Scott Award for Innovative Therapy of the Skin. The award recognizes his key contributions in the treatment of psoriasis and aging skin, . . .

Resist urge to inject more filler than needed.(Aesthetic Dermatology)
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. -- Resist temptation. When the patient looks good, but the syringe in your hand still contains leftover Restylane or Juvederm, "Put it down," advised Dr. Allan Wirtzer, a . . .

Interferon induces some involution of atypical nevi.(Cutaneous Oncology)
PARIS -- Treatment of atypical nevi with high-dose interferon alfa-2b may induce at least partial involution, based on the results of a small study. Six of eight atypical nevi demonstrated a . . .

Melanoma pioneer receives award.(Cutaneous Oncology)
Dr. Donald L. Morton has been given the Association of Community Cancer Centers' 2008 Clinical Research Award. He was honored for his extensive leadership and research, including work with . . .

Excision bests PDT for nodular BCC.(Cutaneous Oncology)(photodynamic therapy; basal cell carcinoma)(Clinical report)
PARIS -- Surgical excision is more effective than photodynamic therapy for the treatment of nodule basal cell carcinoma, based on the results of a study of more than 100 patients. The cumulative . . .

S. aureus colonization common in CTCL patients.(Cutaneous Oncology)
PARIS -- Not only are patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma more likely to be colonized with Staphylococcus aureus, compared with healthy individuals, but S. aureus colonization appears to be . . .

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