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Your Skin 2022
Skin cancer does not hibernate, protect your skin all year round
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Psoriasis video and podcast series to support people on one of Ireland’s largest waiting lists
Your Skin 2022
My psoriasis is part of who I am, but it’s not who I am
Skin and Dermatology 2020
Atopic dermatitis: who suffers and why?
Dermatology
Skin cancer trends and sunbed use
Skin and Dermatology 2020
Understanding your eczema to help find the best treatment
Dermatology
Acne and psoriasis in Ireland are damaging young people’s mental health
Chronic skin diseases, such as psoriasis, and common conditions like acne can have a devastating effect on sufferers’ psychological health and their lives at home and work.
Skin and Dermatology 2020
Acne – one of the most common skin disorders
Children's Health
Emollient therapy: essential daily care for your child’s eczema
Dermatology
Protect the skin you’re in
Dermatology
Skin cancer focus
Dermatology
Skin diseases in Ireland are on the rise
Dermatology
Psoriasis of the scalp: symptoms and diagnosis
Psoriasis is a common, chronic skin condition, affecting at least 100 million people worldwide, including more than 73,000 people in Ireland. Almost 80% of people with psoriasis will have scalp involvement at some point in their lives.
Dermatology
Topical treatments for scalp psoriasis: what to do