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Alexander

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Dr.Alexander
posted 07/16/2008, comments (2)

Wounded skin, snake bite skin, insict biting skin, poison skin, sunburn skin,

  Wounded skin, snake bite skin, insict biting skin, poison skin, sunburn skin,   I am interesting to know about skin diseases and about snake biting skins,
Wish1313
posted 07/10/2008, comment (1)

Hope from a wishchild

"One thing that's true for every person is that sometimes things go wrong. Sometimes the worst possible thing happens, and we are all caught off guard and don't know just what to do. We struggle, we worry and we cry. Yet even when things go horribly wrong, very few things stay wrong. No matter how wrong a thing, no matter how bad the hurt, no... Read moreChevron
MK
posted 04/23/2008, comments (0)

Check Out Our New Q&A Tool!

I'm excited to report that Ask a Question, has launched this morning! Ask a Question is a separate area of this website where users can ask and answer fellow users' questions.   We've created this feature because we saw a need for something more specific than the Sharepost  "comment strings" that you  all have been using to... Read moreChevron
Lisa Thompson

Lisa Thompson

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posted 12/02/2007, comment (1)

fluttering

  I had watched a show on television about some veterinarians who were operating on a dog which was missing a large patch of skin on his leg.  They implemented a new technique they had just learned in veterinary school, which would allow the skin on the dogs leg to grow back safely:  a piece of foam laid on the wound, and then... Read moreChevron
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Kevin Berman MD

Kevin Berman MD

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posted 11/14/2007, comments (0)

Study says cathelicidin and SCTE are potential causes of Rosacea

Hi everyone. Today, we are going to deviate a bit from our usual discussion regarding skin cancer and talk about some new and exciting research regarding rosacea. Rosacea is a very common skin condition, usually affecting people with fair skin. The hallmark of rosacea is the "rosey cheek" appearance wherein people look as if they have... Read moreChevron
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