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Dr. Adam Friedman , a professor of dermatology a the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences , says he’s seen an uptick in skin irritation — from inflammation with ...
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology and professor of dermatology at George Washington University's School of Medicine in Washington, D.C., discusses the unique risks for men with ...
Right now, only some patients can get preventive full-body exams, Dr. Adam Friedman , professor of dermatology at George Washington University's School of Medicine in Washington, D.C., told ...
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology discusses the diagnosis and treatment of chronic hives. See full article here.
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology shares what you need to know about the germ-blocking abilities of products labeled antibacterial. See the full article here .
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology warns that any claims that a medical cannabinoid-based product can kill COVID-19 are “absolutely unsubstantiated”. There is no evidence that these ...
We are pleased to announce The GW Medical Faculty Associates Dermatology Department is now offering virtual online visits with our board- certified dermatologists for your skin, hair and nail ...
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology comments on how to tell if what your peeling lips are a sign of a underlying health condition. See full article here.
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology comments on how to keep your skin healthy while washing your hands. See full article here.
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology comments on whether you should treat facial eczema different from body eczema. See full article here.
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology comments on the safety of using gum wrappers on your face. See full article here.
Dr. Adam Friedman , Department of Dermatology comments on tips to achieve glass skin. See full article here.
An imbalance of bacteria may lead to annoying issues like eczema and acne. Here's how to fix it. Read More: External Link
It is not so much when you exercise that affects sleep but perhaps how consistent you are with your wake time and your sleep time as well as with what you eat and when, an expert says. Read ...
Correctly applying sunblock can go a long way toward helping prevent skin damage caused by the sun's harmful rays. Read More: External Link
Healing is a seriously complicated process, but there are certain things we can do (or not do) that can speed things up and reduce the chances of complications including infections and unsightly ...
When chronic, unresponsive eruptions don't respond to standard treatments, think cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, says Frank Glass, MD in an interview with Adam Friedman, MD. Dr. Glass offers tips on ...
Long days and strong rays mean it's time to upgrade your basic daily sunscreen habit to a full-on slather. We all know that using sunscreen helps to prevent sunburns and skin damage, but we're ...
There are certain skincare staples that we know like the back of our hands: cleanser, body wash and moisturizer, just to name a few. But toner and astringent? Admit it, you’ve heard of them (and ...
In early June, Eileen Korey visited Kari Phillips, her longtime colorist, for a touch up. As Phillips was sectioning her client's hair for the color, she noticed a mark on the back of Korey's ...
You already know that sunscreen, protective clothing, and staying out of the sun during peak hours are your best defenses against deadly melanoma and other forms of skin cancer. But considering ...
Cracked teeth, low energy, and a poor complexion are just a few of the signals that you might be way too stressed out. Read More: External Link
If you think that fall’s sweater weather is to blame for a sudden bout of itchy, red armpits, don’t sell that wool turtleneck just yet. Your deodorant might be the culprit. Dermatologists have ...
Few things can wreck a person’s confidence like a big old pimple. It would be cruelly ironic if stressful situations — a wedding, say, or a public speaking engagement — could trigger a breakout. ...