The skin is the largest body organ in humans and has various functions such as heat regulation, water conservation, and protection of underlying parts. It is also a key element of appearance and identity and creates a significant control in our physical and social...
For centuries, people have been affected by certain conditions that affect their health. There are various health hazards, some of which are dire, others mild and others harmless. Medical research has helped ease the way around their treatment. However, there are new...
Acne, the number one reason people see a dermatologist, occurs in most teenagers and may continue into adulthood. Whiteheads, blackheads, and other acne lesions are due to clogged pores. Bacteria are often involved, leading to redness, inflammation, and the formation...
Moles, also known as nevi, form when pigmented cells (melanocytes) cluster in one area, appearing in different shapes, sizes, and colors. Some are light and barely noticeable, while others are more prominent in shades of red, brown, or black. While most moles are...
Have you looked at your body, especially the legs and noticed some superficial and bulging veins? They might appear blue or dark in colour and may or may not be painful. The sight of the larger-than-usual veins may trouble your mind and make you feel insecure about...
What are Warts? Myths about warts often lead to misunderstandings about their causes and treatment, but in reality, warts can be easily removed through common medical procedures. Warts, medically known as condyloma acuminata or venereal warts are caused by a virus...
