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New research suggests semaglutide may reduce hidradenitis suppurativa flare-ups. Here’s what you need to know.
It may seem like something you eat would be fine to put on your skin—but experts say there are better, clinically proven options.
A few years ago, the buzzy ingredient began popping up everywhere—including in our beauty routines—before disappearing as quickly as it came. Now, it’s back, with bold new claims about its benefits.
George Washington University dermatology associate professor Dr. Pooja Sodha joined Good Day DC and walked through common skincare items worth splurging on or where you can save your money.
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.
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