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DetailsAndrogenetic (androgenic) alopecia in women (for professionals) Androgenetic alopecia and to a lesser extent Telogen effluvium are the two most frequent causes of hair loss in women. To make the diagnosis: General examination of the scalp evaluate the distribution of the hair loss are hair follicles present? traction (does the hair go away easily?) evaluate…
DetailsGender aspects in skin diseases. Chen W, Mempel M, Traidl-Hofmann C, Al Khusaei S, Ring J. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2010 Dec;24(12):1378-85. We chose this article because it shows tables with sexual predominance for skin conditions (these are based on articles existing in the scientific literature). For example Dermatofibroma is more than 9 times…
DetailsAsia – Countries where the website is accessed (08.2010 – 07.2011) The Global Dermatology Information Portal has been visited in the following countries/territories: Afghanistan Armenia Azerbaijan Bahrain Bangladesh Brunei Cambodia China Cyprus Georgia HongKong India Indonesia Iran Iraq Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kuwait Laos Lebanon Macau Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar [Burma] Nepal Oman Pakistan Palestinian Territories Philippines…
DetailsSkin Cancer and Organ Transplants: Is There A Connection? (For Professionals) Everyone has probably heard something about skin cancer and organ transplantation, but do these two separate entities have a connection with each other? To find out whether indeed, one has a possibility of getting skin cancer when one has undergone organ transplantation, let us…
DetailsAustralasia (Oceania) – Countries where the website is accessed (08.2010 – 07.2011)
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States where the website is accessed – United States of America (08.2010 – 07.2011) The Global Dermatology Information Portal has been visited in the following states: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware DistrictofColumbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada…
DetailsEurope – Cities where the Website is accessed (08.2010 – 07.2011) The Global Dermatology Information Portal is accessed in the following cities (top 10): Eastern Europe Bucharest Sofia Cluj-Napoca Moscow Warsaw Ryazan Bratislava Prague Budapest Iasi Northern Europe London Dublin Kensington Manchester Birmingham Lambeth Stockholm Poplar Riga Edinburgh Southern Europe Rome Milan Madrid Athens Barcelona…
DetailsAsia – Cities where the Website is accessed (08.2010 – 07.2011) The Global Dermatology Information Portal is accessed in the following cities (top 10): Eastern Asia Hong Kong Seoul (Séoul) Tainan Neihu Tokyo SanChung Chunan Kyoto Shinjuku Suwon South-Eastern Asia (South East-Asia) Singapore (Singapour) Manila (Manille) Kuala Lumpur Bangkok Jakarta Phnum Penh (Phnom Penh) Thanh…
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