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Category Archives: dermatology/skin care
In older patients, early skin biopsy may be warranted
BY AMBER SMITH Angiosarcoma is a cancer that spreads easily from the cells where it originates, in the lining of the blood vessels and lymphatic channels. When it appears in the skin, it’s called cutaneous angiosarcoma; it’s rare, but deadly, … Continue reading
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Advice from the experts at Upstate about thong underwear, CBD and sunscreens
Q: What’s this I hear about sunscreen chemicals getting into my body? A: A recent study found that if you apply sunscreen under maximal conditions — frequently enough, using a high enough sun protection factor and covering adequate body surface area — some … Continue reading
Posted in alternative/integrative medicine, dermatology/skin care, drugs/medications/pharmacy, health care, HealthLink on Air, pain/pain treatment, women's health/gynecology
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7 ways to care for aging skin
BY AMBER SMITH What causes our skin to look old? You can blame intrinsic processes, such as changes in lipid content and shortening of the capillaries, which are universal and inevitable. But the most visible signs of aging — including … Continue reading
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Burn survivor: New laser assists in patient’s recovery from house fire
BY AMBER SMITH She lies on her stomach, exposing her bare back to a laser wielded by her surgeon. “Dr. Dolinak saved my life,” Stephanie Bridge says emphatically, as she positions herself for treatment that will help restore the texture … Continue reading
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Tagged burn care, burn recovery, burn surgeon, burn surgery, burn treatment, Clark Burn Center, laser therapy for burns, scar laser therapy system
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A musician gives thanks: Violist’s hands were saved after life-threatening burns
BY SUSAN KEETER Classical violist George Myers was taking photographs of construction on his family’s property in Trumansburg, near Ithaca, in October 2014 when a propane tank tipped and fell on him. The 250-pound cylindrical tank pinned him in a … Continue reading
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Tagged burn care, burn center, burn recovery, burn treatment, Clark Burn Center, frostbite burns, frostbite treatment, grateful patient, severe burns
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Team tackles complex skin cancers
Melanoma accounts for about 1 percent of skin cancers, but it’s the skin cancer most likely to spread and the deadliest. The majority of melanomas are superficial, discovered at an early stage and easily treated with surgery. But some patients … Continue reading
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Think you know how to wash your hands? Here’s how – and why – to do it the way the pros do
It’s simple, quick and one of the best ways to reduce the spread of disease. Hand washing is paramount in hospitals, but its importance may be overlooked at home. Even if you recognize the health benefits of keeping hands clean, … Continue reading
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Tagged hand sanitizers, hand washing, proper hand washing
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Sun smart: Teaching kids to protect themselves from skin cancer
BY JIM McKEEVER Protecting your skin from the sun starting at an early age is an important way to guard against skin cancer. That’s the message a group of medical students shares with elementary school students each spring. “Our goal … Continue reading
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Have you seen the summer issue of Cancer Care magazine?
Welcome to Cancer Care magazine’s summer 2016 issue. Medical student Ogochukwu Ezeoke, smiling from our cover, aspires to a career in cancer research, and like many scientists she’s intrigued with the idea of using a patient’s immune system to fight … Continue reading
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