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Skin Diseases: Acne | Blistering Diseases | Dermatitis (Inflammation, Rash) | Hives | Ichthyosis | Itching | Infections of the Skin | Mastocytosis | Pigmentation Disorders | Pressure Sores | Psoriasis | Rosacea | Skin Growths

Other Diseases: Connective Tissue Diseases | Hair Diseases | Nail Diseases | Sweat Gland Diseases

Other Topics: Skin Disease (General) | Anatomy | Aging Skin | Body Piercing and Tattoos | Skin Disease Treatment | Sun Exposure

Skin Disease (General)

(Jump to: Find a Dermatologist | General Information | Organizations )

	Organizations
	National Intitute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)
	American Academy of Dermatology (AAD)
	American Osteopathic College of Dermatology (AOCD)
	American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS)
	New Zealand Dermatological Society (DermNet NZ)

	Find a Dermatologist
	Dermatology Clinic:Stanford Hospital & Clinics
	Dermatology Clinic:Lucile Packard Children's Hospital [Pediatric]
	Find a Dermatologist:AAD
	Find a D.O. Dermatologist:AOCD
	Choosing a Dermasurgeon:ASDS

	General Information
	Skin Rashes and Other Changes: Self-Care Flowchart:American Academy of Family Physicians
	Index to Skin Diseases and Treatments:DermNet NZ
	Dermatology Image Atlas:Johns Hopkins University
	Skin Deep: A Safety Assessment of Ingredients in Personal Care Products:Environmental Working Group
	Cosmetic Products and Ingredients:FDA
	Skin Signs of Systemic Disease:Cleveland Clinic Disease Management Project
	Skin Problems in Returned Travelers:CDC
	Skin : Head-to-toe Tips for Health and Beauty:netLibrary
	Skin Conditions:MedlinePlus

Anatomy of the Skin

	Anatomy of the Skin:University of Maryland Medical Center
	Body Guide: Skin (Integumentary System):Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center

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