Auf der Haut von Neurodermitis-Kranken dominieren oft Staphylokokken – insbesondere Staphylococcus aureus scheint andere Keime zu vertreiben. Dies hat wohl Auswirkungen auf Gene für die Hautbarriere. Lesen Sie weiter auf: Verdrängung anderer Keime: Bakterien beeinflussen Hautbarriere Quelle: Ärzte Zeitung | Hautkrankheiten Titelbild/Grafik by Ärzte Zeitung Online
Die Haut spannt und juckt, vor allem um den Mund: Wer unter einer Perioralen Dermatitis leidet, deutet die Beschwerden oft falsch und versucht, mit Creme gegenzusteuern. Das verschärft das Problem. Lesen Sie weiter auf: Periorale Dermatitis: Wenn Pflege die Haut krank macht Quelle: SPIEGEL ONLINE | Haut Titelbild/Grafik by SPIEGEL ONLINE
Laut das RKI (Robert koch Institut) das gesamte Zahl von die infizierte Personen mit der HIV Virus ist 75000. Von denen 50.000 ist bereits Diagnostiziert und kriegen ein medikamentöse Therapie und…
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The headline of this post comes from a book called Tuesday with Morrie. Maybe some of you read it. The quote has been used by a Singapure-based physician named Dr. Richard Teo, who not only millions as a physician but also mingled with the rich and famous. Contrary to that lifestyle he had been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and has passed away a couple of months ago. There is a really touching video of him talking to a class of medical students. The quality is rough, but you should go ahead and see it all the way to the end. You can read a transcript here. At one point in the video he says something very substantial: Was the pain, was the suffering the patients went through real? No. Of course I know all the medical terms to describe how they feel, all the suffering they went through. But in truth, I did not know how they feel, not until I became a patient. It is until now; I truly understand how they feel. And, if you ask me, would I have been a very different doctor if I were to re-live my life now, I can tell […]
