Category: Dermatology

Rich in anti-inflammatory nutrients and antioxidants, the Mediterranean diet can help reduce the symptoms of psoriasis.

Depending on the time of year and distance from the equator, 40% to 70% of people have inadequate levels of vitamin D in their blood. See how you can get it from various sources!

New studies show that collagen hydrolysate can make skin softer and wrinkles less noticeable, strengthen brittle nails and may decrease joint pain in athletes and in people with osteoarthritis.

Research shows that cold water showers may bring a number of benefits, including relief from chronic pain, strengthening the immune system and even reducing depression and stress.

Getting a tattoo involves a variety of risks from dye allergies to hepatitis and HIV infections. Check out some cautions and how to avoid problems.

A study conducted with young men showed that tattooed skin does not sweat at the same intensity as areas of un-tattooed skin – the amount of sweat is less, and more concentrated.

Used for medical purposes for 6,000 years, aloe vera is recommended for many conditions, from constipation to hair loss to cancer. Where does it really work?

A UCSF study of websites that evaluate patient skin lesions by telemedicine showed that sites made many errors.