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A bacteria carried by common skin mites (in the mites’ digestive tract) may cause the redness and inflammation associated with rosacea according to a recent report in the Journal of Medical Microbiology.
In Rochester, New York, 19 people contracted a bacterial infection (Mycobacterium chelonae) believed to be as a result of tainted ink used for tattoos as published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin is invited to speak at the Skin Matters 2012: CSPA skin patient conference. The first face-to-face skin patient event! Learn why you need to go or register today:
www.canadianskin.ca/conference 2012
A recent report reviewing 48 studies published in the British Journal of Dermatology found a higher rate of thyroid disease among vitiligo patients, and this risk appears to increase with age.
Dr. Anatoli Freiman got recently appointed to serve on the Canadian Dermatology Association Skin Health Program Committee, helping to educate Canadian on skin care products.
Dr. Benjamin Barankin was quoted in the Huffington Post on “Lip Care: Tips on How to Care of Your Pout.” In the article he talks about taking care of chronic chapped lips, lip balm addiction, and what ingredients to look for in a great lip balm.
Check out these two great articles on “The Basics of Sunscreen” and “Sun Protection” published in the terrific patient-centred magazine Canadian Skin.
Check out this great article, “Psoriasis: A Life Story” published recently in the terrific patient-centred magazine Canadian Skin.
Toronto Dermatology Centre is named one of the best practices by Canadian Health Systems.
