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5 Facts People With Dark Skin Should Know About Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is often in later, more concerning stages when found in people with dark skin, so know your risks
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David’s Story: Infusion Treatments Bring Deadly, Blistering Skin Disease Into Remission

When life-threatening pemphigus vulgaris flared up, a new treatment regimen kept this airline captain flying
Patient David Baron stands outside of RUSH University Medical Center on a sunny day.
Ear, Nose & Throat

Bob’s Story: Nose Restored After Skin Cancer Surgery

His nose looks back to normal thanks to a procedure using skin from his own forehead
Patient Bob Costigan stands in the skyway over Ashland Avenue leading to the Rubschlager Building.
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Eczema or Psoriasis: How to Tell Which One You May Have

Eczema and psoriasis may look similar and have some symptoms in common, but there are a few key ways to tell the difference
A closeup of gray faux leather that is dry and cracked.
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What Is Mohs Micrographic Surgery? 8 FAQs About Mohs

Procedure for removing skin cancer has a high success rate and shorter recovery
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Playing it Safe in the Sun

The sun’s rays can cause sunburn and premature aging. Protect against both
Play it safe in the sun
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Practice Sun Safety to Prevent Skin Cancer

Every day, nearly 20 Americans die of melanoma. Dermatologist Arjun Dayal, MD, encourages prevention and early detection
Applying sunscreen
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Shelley’s Story: Psoriasis Treatment Is More Than Skin-Deep

Shelley lived with severe psoriasis for her whole life until a RUSH physician listened, provided treatment and gave her hope
Shelley Messer stands in front of a window in winter.
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Should You Get a Skin Check?

A RUSH dermatologist explains who needs a skin cancer screening and what you can expect
dermatologist checking a mole on skin
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Turn Winter Skin Woes Into Wows

Calm, soothe and protect for healthy, happy skin
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