The Scary Truth About Melanoma Rates Rising in Maryland
The rise of melanoma among children and young adults has reached scary proportions as melanoma is increasing more than 300 percent over the past three-to-four decades.
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New Studies Show Vitamin D Can Help Treat Eczema
Recent literature and studies have highlighted the possible role of vitamin D in atopic dermatitis (AD), and that vitamin D supplementation might help to treat AD.
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Viagra and Cialis Go Limp: Melanoma Risks
Over 25 million men have filled a Viagra prescription since the drug got FDA approval in 1998. Large numbers of men have used Viagra, and the (ED) erectile dysfunction drugs Cialis or Levitra.
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Skin Cancer Treatments
But both non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancer (early stage or late stage), the two most common types of skin cancer, can be successfully treated in a variety of ways if diagnosed and taken care of in a timely manner.
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5 Facts About SculpSure vs. CoolSculpting [SculpSure Infographic]
Check out this brand new SculpSure vs. CoolSculpting infographic. Mid-Atlantic Surgery offers the revolutionary SculpSure body contouring treatment in Waldorf, MD.
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Sculpsure: The Best Way to Burn Excess Fat
SculpSure is a laser procedure offered at Mid-Atlantic Skin that can help people who want body contouring assistance. Here is more information about the procedure:
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Superficial Radiation Therapy & Alternative Skin Cancer Treatments
Several recent reports on skin cancer show a discussion of the best results with Superficial Radiation Therapy (SRT).
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How Botox Made Me Happier
In 2010 and nearing my 42nd birthday, I came across a new Botox study that turned my life around amidst a nasty recession.
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Effective SRT Treatment For Skin Cancer and Keloids
Mid-Atlantic Skin Surgery Institute of Maryland offers SRT Treatment for Skin Cancer and Keloids to the residents of Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC.
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What’s Aging You? 99 Percent of Derms Agree It’s This!
A recent survey published by JAMA Dermatology states that out of 156 U.S. dermatologists, 99 percent of them agree that their patients don’t apply enough sunscreen.
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