Dermatology

Dr. Robert Dickson has a case in his walk-in that brings to mind a philosophical quandary which he has pondered over the years.

Studies show that sunscreens can induce coral bleaching, damage marine life and influence water quality even at environmentally relevant concentrations.

A case at his walk-in causes Dr. Robert Dickson to ponder the nuances found through older, more hands-on approaches.

A recent case at a walk-in perhaps reflects a growing problem in society.

Ontario study examines the risk of serious cutaneous ADRs associated with common oral antibiotics and characterizes outcomes of patients hospitalized for these reactions.

Higher salt intake associated with other skin diseases, too.

We’re pleased to present the newest in our ongoing series of counselling tools on minor ailments and OTC-related conditions, prepared by students of the Advanced Patient Self-Care elective at the School of Pharmacy at University of Waterloo.

Many dermatoses we see may have as their cause—or at least are aggravated by—stress-induced scratching.