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Ryan Ball and Dr. Brooke Walls The skin can be thought of as a window into our body. We keep this window clean and disease-free the same way we keep out gastrointestinal system healthy — by adhering to a whole food, plant-based diet. Not only is it important to consume unrefined plant foods, but also to limit intake of meat, dairy products and eggs.
Cutis. 2013 August;92(2):E1-E3 During the physiologic adaptation to dry terrestrial life, newborns may develop a range of cutaneous entities due to undeveloped adnexal structures, maternal hormone stimulation, or other unknown mechanisms. Rarely, cutaneous lesions may be indicators of underlying systemic diseases or congenital syndromes. Dr. Brooke Walls discusses neonatal skin and reviews skin disorders that may impact newborns.
Cutis. 2013 June;91(6):E1-E4 An evolving theme in cutaneous oncology is targeted therapy. Blockade of the hedgehog signaling pathway has been a breakthrough in the management of patients with advanced basal cell carcinoma (BCC). Although promising results have been reported, recurrence and evolution of new tumors via circumvention of traditional pathways has occurred.
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