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Article Derm ICD-9 Codes / Dermatology ICD9 Codes updated 2011

Dermatology coding         Dermatology ICD-9 / ICD9 Codes updated 2011.



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Article Teen Tan Ban

It is time for a nationwide ban on indoor ultraviolet teen tanning.



Article JFK, Hats, and Skin Cancer
Did President John Fitzgerald Kennedy influence the rate of skin cancer in the United States?

Article The Language of Dermatology

Skin is a living canvas, and the best dermatologists have an appreciation of its art. With thousands of skin diseases and hundreds of ways to describe them, dermatologists have become adept at the language of dermatology.



Article Tanning is for Dummies

How a state failed to protect children from radiation.



Article Dermatologists: get off the “Vitamin D deficiency” bandwagon

The term "Vitamin D deficiency" points to a disturbing trend.



Article What price security? Now skin is under attack
An emerging threat to skin; airport backscatter scanners

Article Vitamin D, the Sun, and the Skin

As purported benefits of Vitamin D approach snake oil levels, this controversy fizzles.



Article Dermatology - related Foundations and Organizations

Dermatology-related organizations with links



Article Postoperative wound care (skin surgery wound care)

Surgery injures the skin, and aftercare is very important to get the best healing possible.



Article Dry Skin Care (and skin care for eczema)

Keeping skin moist in the winter (or in dry climates) can be a challenge, but is the most important preventative measure to avoid dry, itchy skin (winter itch) and eczema.



Article 1. Ephelis contributions needed
A freckle, caused by sun exposure, typically in light skinned persons.



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