Happy 4th of July! This is a time to celebrate with family and friends, cook out, and watch fireworks. While enjoying the festivities, don’t forget to take some steps to keep your skin healthy. Here are four things to take with you while celebrating the 4th of July to keep your skin looking good.
Soon after the historic events of the Stonewall riots in 1969, in Manhattan, Gay prides started gaining momentum all over the world. In today’s day and age, the parades work as a catalyst as well as a celebration for the acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community. These parades have now been transformed into a celebration of a whole month that takes place every year in June.
Monkeypox is a rare and dangerous virus that was first discovered in 1958. The disease is similar to smallpox but much less deadly. In this article, we’ll discuss what monkeypox is, how it’s transmitted, and some of the most serious cases of the disease. We’ll also provide some statistics on monkeypox so that you can get a better understanding of just how prevalent this virus is. Finally, we’ll provide some tips on how to protect yourself from monkeypox should you be traveling to an area where the virus is known to occur.
Summer is the time to enjoy and bask in the sun, but it’s important to keep in mind that our skin is a sensitive organ, susceptible to injury like any other body part.
We speak to one of our board-certified dermatologists on how best to protect your skin in the summer. Read here to learn more!
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Coronavirus has now moved into more countries and doesn’t look like its going to stop anytime soon. Although there’s no need for panic, many of us are taking precautions to protect ourselves and others from infection. Since its likely you will also be following one of the below methods of protection we’re here to give you some tips to protect your skin.
Last week we heard news that the Mobile World Congress was to be cancelled in Barcelona due to Coronavirus (covid-19) fears. The virus has now reached many countries after originating in China. Fortunately, advances in technology allow us to monitor and better protect ourselves from viruses that are prone to spreading very easily.
One of the fastest developing forms of technology is communication. It has shaped the way we see the world and view our own life, as many have predicted. Healthcare is beginning to move into the mediums that best suit the patient and messaging services like WeChat are there to revolutionise the process Here you can see how we have integrated our API for our dermatology AI
This week Justin Bieber announced he has been suffering from Lyme disease. So what exactly does Lyme Disease do to your health and day to day life?
The symptoms for Lyme Disease can be difficult to be spot so how do you test for lyme disease? And who do you need to speak to?
Recent studies have shown an increase in tick-borne diseases such as Lyme disease. In the United States alone, there has not only been an increase in cases, but also an expansion in geographical locations.
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