The Dermatology Resource

Dermatology is a unique form of medicine that deals with the largest human organ. It is the most powerful semblance of human nature. The skin protects and is the interface between the body and the outside world. When afflicted it shows visible signs: these signs have been recognized since ancient Egypt, but were not clinically treated until the 19 ^th century. History has allowed for expansion in this field of medicine, combining fields of medicine and thus providing beneficial therapies for skin disorders. The following resources provide insight to the beginning of dermatology, sub disciplines, diseases, and treatment studies.

History of Dermatology

• The History of Dermatology: A two-page review on the history of dermatology by M.D. Mazyck P. Ravenel.
• Queen of Punt: An artifact at the Cairo museum that portrays possible dermatologic pathologies of the Queen of Punt of over 34 centuries ago.

Types of Dermatology

• Venereology: An explicit look at this branch of dermatology that deals with the study of sexually transmitted diseases.

Skin Diseases

• Atopic Dermatitis: A brief explanation of the skin condition that causes extreme itchy rashes and also is referred to as eczema.
• Scabies: Credible medical information on this skin disease that is caused by the human itch mite.
• Ringworm: A PDF format on essential facts on ringworm scientifically known as Dermatophytosis.
• Skin Cancer: The National Cancer Institute provides detailed information on skin cancers treatment, clinical trials, and causes.
• Epidermolsis Bullosa: An in-depth look at this skin disease that makes the skin fragile.

Skin Care

• Acne Prone Skin: Tips for caring for skin that suffers form acne.
• Taking Care of Your Skin: Kids Health provides tips for teen on taking care of their skin.
• Rosacea: The National Rosacea Society answers common questions on rosacea facial care.
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• Skin Care: Skin care tips for general skin issues and other skin conditions.

Academics and Studies

• Sebaceous Glands: Case study on the sebaceous glands in acne conducted by P.E. Pochi and J.S. Strauss.
• Impetigo Treatment in children: A double binding study-evaluating treatments for adolescence impetigo and the result of a resistance to the erythromycin treatment.

Education

• Stanford University: The Department of Dermatology at Stanford University’s mission statement in its purpose for educating students.
• University of Pennsylvania: Dermatology education and training programs provided at the university.

Foundations

• American Academy of Dermatology: This historic society represents all branches of dermatology and is focused on educating the public about dermatology conditions.
• Dermatology Foundation: The focus of this non-profit association is to provide research support and push the boundaries of research and education.

Dermatology Journals

• American Journal of Contact Dermatitis: Abstracts of the bi-monthly journal that presents editorials on treatment and diagnosis of dermatologic conditions.
• Journal of Drugs in Dermatology: A peer-reviewed journal centered on case reports and innovative drug therapies for dermatologic conditions.

Dermatology News

• Guidelines for Academic Titles: A Dermatology Online Journal abstract that explores professional titles of those in a part time dermatology practice.
• Dermatology News: Up to date dermatology news with an RSS news feed to stay on top of the latest news.