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Increases in medical costs, higher prevalence of chronic conditions, advanced technologies, and an overall aging population have transformed how medical care is delivered in the United States. While these adaptations are essential as U.S. patient…
While many people enjoy spending time outdoors, not enough people truly understand how damaging the sun’s UV rays can be to the skin. Overexposure to UV rays is the number one cause of skin cancer,…
Keloids are a mystery for most people. The average person doesn’t know what they are and why they exist. It’s estimated that 10% of people have at least one keloid. Some keloids are small and…
Timing is everything when it comes to the purchase and use of equipment within medical practices. Physicians face the unique issue of wanting to use the most modern equipment and techniques for treating their patients…
Superficial radiation therapy (SRT) greatly reduces keloid recurrence rates and, for keratinocytic skin cancers, provides short-term cure rates similar to those in previous SRT research and of surgical options including Mohs surgery, Brian Berman, MD,…
