Featured News
Laptops, heating pads and space heaters on bare skin can lead to erythema ab igne, or toasted skin syndrome, experts say.
The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention continues to recognize university campuses with its “Skin Smart Campus” designation, earned by several more schools in December 2024, according to the Council’s website.
George Washington University recently earned a Skin Smart Campus designation, championing skin cancer prevention through education, free sunscreen, and UV safety measures.
Personalized care is key to managing hyperhidrosis, blending therapies, addressing adverse effects, and empowering patients with tailored solutions.
GWW Dermatology professor and chair Dr. Adam Friedman joined Fox 5 to talk new year's skin resolutions.
More Than Hives: Discussing Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
Newswise — WASHINGTON (January 13, 2024) – The George Washington University is proud to announce its recognition as a Skin Smart Campus by The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention, highlighting the university's ongoing commitment to fostering a safe and healthy learning environment, with a…
Stay away if you see these words on products: brightening, glowing and plumping. Instead, look for soothing, calming and hydrating.
Wildfires, extreme weather events, rising temperatures—they can all take their toll on your complexion. This is what you can do to fight back.
A study found that dermatologists could benefit from increased education, awareness and standardized guidelines on recommending visible light protection to patients.
“Visible light (VL) represents a significant, often underappreciated, contributor to skin pathology, particularly in individuals with…