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Your skin is your body's largest organ. It plays an essential role for your survival by protecting you from external attacks and by preventing the evaporation of the water, which forms 80% of the body. With proper skin care and products, many problems can be prevented, including the skin's aging. Learn more about the effects of UV rays, cold, humidity, irritants and skin diseases.
Warts
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Eczema
11 articles
Zona
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Chilblain
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Chickenpox
5 articles
Psoriasis
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Molluscum contagiosum
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Roseola
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Rosacea
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Lupus
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Acne
11 articles
Skin care
110 articles
The skin is the largest organ in the human body. It plays an important role in our survival by protecting us from outside invaders and preventing the evaporation of water, which makes up 80% of the human body.
All health articles
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Skincare before, during, and after menopause
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Caring for your skin during cancer treatments
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Drugs and sunlight
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Vitiligo
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Infectious Cellulitis
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Actinic Keratosis
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Seborrheic dermatitis
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Cuts
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Blisters
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Bites
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Lichen planus
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Impetigo
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Seborrheic dermatitis in infants
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Skin cancer
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Contact dermatitis
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Swimmer's Itch
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Scabies
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Dry skin
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The sun and your skin
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Diaper rash in infants
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Piercing care
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Eczema
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Cream or ointment application
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Tattoo care
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Mpox
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Hemangioma
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The health benefits of sweating
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Acne: It’s not just a problem for teens
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Differentiating skin issues: Rosacea, psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema, and hives
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Types of skin masks and their benefits
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Let’s debunk popular skin care myths
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Hyperpigmentation
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How to protect your skin against chlorine
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Skincare for teenagers
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Vitamin C: An ideal ingredient for your skin
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Botulinum toxin (Botox)™ and other anti-wrinkle injections
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What is retinol?
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Taking care of your skin during cancer
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Are collagen supplements really necessary?
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Routine for Acne-Prone Skin
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What ingredients are in your cosmetics?
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Relieving eczema symptoms
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Tattoos in summer
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Tips for rejuvenating makeup
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The perfect cocooning day for your skin
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Moisturizing skincare routine
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Top 3 - Discovering baby skin care lines
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Anti-aging Skin Care Routine
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Top 3: Skincare Products for Acne-prone Skin
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How to deal with diaper rash
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Pregnancy: Possible changes to the skin
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Disinfecting a wound with saline solution
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What is urticaria (hives)?
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What is a burn?
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Makeup remover and face cleanser: which solution is right for me?
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Diaper rash: It’s not just a baby problem!
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How to prevent and treat eczema—whether you’re young or not so young!
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Maskne
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Wrinkle creams: dream or reality?
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Skin care - Baby Your Skin!
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Acne: tips that can help decrease the frequency and intensity of eruptions
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Prevent and relieve sunburn
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4 tips for choosing the right skin moisturizer
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What’s your skin type?
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Simple tips to keep your skin healthy
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Hair dye allergies
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How to control an eczema under stress?
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Aluminum in antiperspirants
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Humidity and acne do not get along!
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Why does sweat have a bad smell?
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Choosing a sunscreen for summer camp
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The advantages of mineral sunscreens
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Making age spots less noticeable
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Proper handling of your cosmetics
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Preventing itchiness from dry skin
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Preventing and reducing acne scars
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Antioxidants to minimize skin aging
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Save your skin this winter!
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Safe hair removal
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Bathing a newborn
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Manicures: Is it safe to use UV nail-curing lamps?
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Sun Protection Options
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A mysterious skin reaction
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Getting a rosy glow from fruits and vegetables
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Sunless tanning: The only option safe for your skin
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SPF 15 sun cream not “strong” enough
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The importance of slathering it on!
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Des asticots et des sangsues pour aider les plaies à guérir?
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Skin cancer: When should you have your skin checked?
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Addicted to sun tanning?
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Do you have absorbable sutures? Be careful with peroxide!
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Geckos inspire researchers
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Acne, more than "just pimples"
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Skin cancer – when the sun is bad news for your skin
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Dermatitis herpetiformis – a celiac disease of the skin
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Start the year off right with a skin check!
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Winter takes its toll on our skin!
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Smoking accelerates skin’s ageing process
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What is rosacea?
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Un hâle de santé?
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Tips for living more comfortably with acne
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Winter time and dry skin
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Sun protection
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L’été sera brûlant!
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Réduire la trace des plaies
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Le cancer de la peau : comment le reconnaître et le prévenir
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Could black pepper have hidden properties?
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Skin - Sun and tanning: warning!
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Tanning beds endanger lives
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How can you relieve your baby of eczema?
Dermatitis
5 articles
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Guide for a healthy winter
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It’s important to take care of your skin every day. Having great-looking skin not only makes you feel better about yourself—it also keeps you healthy!
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Guide to a healthy summer
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Foot care guide
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It’s important to take care of your skin every day. Having great-looking skin not only makes you feel better about yourself—it also keeps you healthy!
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What is shingles? Also known as herpes zoster, is caused by a virus called varicella zoster. This same virus, as you can tell by the name, also causes varicella, i.e., chickenpox.
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Guide for a healthy winter
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It’s important to take care of your skin every day. Having great-looking skin not only makes you feel better about yourself—it also keeps you healthy!
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It’s important to take care of your skin every day. Having great-looking skin not only makes you feel better about yourself—it also keeps you healthy!
Available at your pharmacy
Details
PSST!
It’s important to take care of your skin every day. Having great-looking skin not only makes you feel better about yourself—it also keeps you healthy!
Available at your pharmacy
Details
PSST!
Guide for a healthy winter
Available at your pharmacy
Details
PSST!
It’s important to take care of your skin every day. Having great-looking skin not only makes you feel better about yourself—it also keeps you healthy!
Available at your pharmacy
Details
PSST!
Guide to a healthy summer
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Details
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Foot care guide
Available at your pharmacy
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