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'Nefertiti lift' using botox, sculpts skin around jawline, chin.(Aesthetic Dermatology)
WAIKOLOA, HAWAII -- The look of an ancient royal Egyptian female statue--referred to as "Nefertiti"--can be achieved with well-placed injections of Botox, according to Dr. David J. Goldberg. . . .

Extracutaneous melanomas can be easily missed: the scalp, nail beds, interdigital folds, and perianal skin deserve close inspect
SAN DIEGO -- Extracutaneous melanomas are rare--they make up only 15% of all melanomas--but small primary lesions can be easily overlooked during a routine skin exam, according to one expert. . . .

MRSA is a superbug: caution advised.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)
Dr. Christopher J. Harrison might be a bit too casual in his outlook regarding methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus ("In Fight Against MRSA, Panic Is Not a Practical Tool," Guest Editorial, . . .

Heparin contaminant linked to adverse events identified.(News)
The chemical compound oversulfated chondroitin sulfate is the contaminant in batches of heparin that has been linked to 19 deaths and several hundred serious health problems in the United States, . . .

Incomplete shave biopsy doesn't affect outcome.(News)
WAIKOLOA, HAWAII -- An incisional biopsy that fails to remove all of a pigmented skin lesion suspected of melanoma certainly isn't optimal, but it doesn't adversely affect overall or . . .

Boldine.(Cosmeceutical Critique)(Report)
Boldo (Peumus boldus Mol.) is a slow-growing, shrubby evergreen tree native to the Chilean and Peruvian Andes. It is also found in Morocco and other parts of North Africa, and is cultivated in . . .

Annual melanoma follow-up found sufficient.(Cutaneous Oncology)
WAIKOLOA, HAWAII -- Dermatologic surveillance following diagnosis of a primary melanoma is often overly intensive, Dr. Daniel G. Coit asserted at the annual Hawaii dermatology seminar sponsored by . . .

Study: oral vapitadine cuts itch without sedation.(News)
SAN ANTONIO -- An oral formulation of the investigational drug vapitadine was found to be more effective than placebo in providing itch relief to patients with atopic dermatitis in a recent phase . . .

FDA issues warning about combination cough medicine.(News)
Deaths and life-threatening side effects associated with the misuse of a long-acting prescription cough medicine that contains hydrocodone have prompted the Food and Drug Administration to issue a . . .

New genetic markers may help predict melanoma outcome.(News)
WAIKOLOA, HAWAII -- DNA micro array analysis of melanomas has identified several key genes whose over or underexpression provides novel independent prognostic markers for melanoma outcome. "We . . .

Total body photography helps reduce unnecessary biopsies.(Cutaneous Oncology)
SAN ANTONIO -- The use of total body photography as a surveillance tool for melanoma has great potential to reduce the number of unnecessary biopsies, Dr. Allan C. Halpern said at the annual . . .

Too little vigilance.(Under My Skin)
We all have hypervigilant patients who spend too much time staring at their bodies and calling us about minor variants of normal they ought to ignore. Then there are their opposite numbers, those . . .

Illegal sale of HGH for antiaging rakes in $2 billion a year.(News)
WASHINGTON -- Congress is taking a tough look at the use of human growth hormone for a wide variety of conditions, which is prompting some concern that payers may react by limiting reimbursement . . .

Skin-related social anxiety impedes exercise participation.(News)
Social anxiety stemming from acne or other skin conditions might keep people from exercising, according to the results of a survey of 50 adults selected from an acne support group. Exercise is . . .

Long-term infliximab found effective for pustular psoriasis.(News)
SAN ANTONIO -- Infliximab appears to be a valuable treatment for long-term management of pustular psoriasis, Dr. Rajat Varma said at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology. In . . .

Mycosis fungoides' therapies make Tx 'rewarding'.(Cutaneous Oncology)
SAN ANTONIO -- The treatment of most patients who have mycosis fungoides is well within the purview of dermatologists. "It's very rewarding caring for these patients, because they respond to so . . .

Making quality improvement a priority.(Guest Editorial)
Health care errors have received a great deal of press lately, which is no surprise given that 784,000 deaths per year are attributed to medical injuries. It follows that quality assurance in . . .

New advances refine chronic urticaria screening.(News)
SAN ANTONIO -- Treatment of chronic urticaria can be challenging, but recent findings regarding the condition may help improve outcomes, Dr. Aniko Kobza Black reported at the annual meeting of the . . .

CDC panel urges flu vaccine for more children.(News)
ATLANTA -- A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel has recommended expanding the ages for annual influenza vaccination for children to include all who are 6 months to 18 years . . .

Role of SLN biopsy for thin melanomas unclear.(News)
WAIKOLOA, HAWAII -- The role of sentinel lymph node biopsy in patients with thin melanomas is "an enormous conundrum," Dr. Daniel G. Coit observed at the annual Hawaii dermatology seminar sponsored . . .

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