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Doctors Must Consider Skin Sensitivity, Emotional Impact of Symptoms
During a scientific session at the American Academy of Dermatology annual meeting in Washington, DC earlier this month, Dr.
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Separating Good and Bad Alcohol in Skincare Products
We all know many rosacea patients are affected by alcohol, but what about the alcohol hiding in your medicine cabinet? When you read the ingredient label on the back of a skincare product, you may discover multiple varieties of alcohol listed. Each of these can serve a different purpose, which may or may not be problematic for rosacea skin.
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Welcome to the Redesigned Rosacea.org
Things may look a little different around here! Rosacea.org has been relaunched with a new mobile-oriented design, which should make it easier than ever for rosacea sufferers and the public to learn about this chronic, life-disruptive disorder estimated to affect more than 16 million Americans and approximately 415 million worldwide.
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Study Connects Muscle Mass and Rosacea Severity
If you made a new year’s resolution to get more exercise, you’ll be happy to know that lifting weights may positively affect the appearance of your skin too!
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Tips for Rosacea-Friendly Skin Care
Because rosacea skin can be so sensitive, it’s important to know what’s in those products and avoid ingredients and products that could cause a flare-up.
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Don't Let Winter Leave You Dry
Winter may seem to pose fewer risks for your sensitive skin, but don’t let the cold temperatures, winter sun, blustery winds and dry air catch up to you and cause a flare-up.
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Rosacea May Be Underdiagnosed in Skin of Color
A recent medical article reviewed epidemiological studies of rosacea in people of color and offered tips on how to better recognize its signs and symptoms in darker skin.
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Rosacea Often Runs in the Family, NRS Survey Shows
You may have gotten your eyebrows from your great uncle, your sense of humor from your grandma, and your rosacea from your parents, according to a recent NRS survey.
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Rosacea Severity and Depression Linked in New Investigation
The holidays are a time for family gatherings and celebrations, but for many people dealing with both rosacea and depression, it can be the most difficult time of year.
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Study Shows Coffee May Reduce Risk for Developing Rosacea
Researchers found that the more caffeinated coffee women drank, the lower their risk was for developing rosacea.
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NRS Research Grants Program Drives Key New Discoveries
Over the course of nearly two decades the National Rosacea Society (NRS) awarded more than $1.5 million in research grants, fostering dramatic strides in the understanding of rosacea.
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Contact Allergies May be Common in Rosacea Patients
A recent study found a high rate of contact allergies in rosacea patients, and may help make it easier to read ingredient labels to determine which products to avoid.
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Don’t Invite Rosacea to Your Barbecue
Weekend cookouts can be a ton of fun, but for those with rosacea, they may require a little extra planning.
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Study Finds Possible Link Between Kidney Disease and Rosacea
A recent Taiwanese study found that rosacea patients may be at higher risk of chronic kidney disease.
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Common Connection Between Rosacea Dietary Triggers
There may be a logical explanation for why certain foods cause rosacea symptoms to flare, according to an expert on skin and diet.
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Survey Reveals Gaps in Doctor-Patient Communication
While many patients are getting the information they need, there’s still room for improvement — from both physicians and patients.
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Study Analyzes DNA to Investigate the Genetics of Rosacea
A recent study has pinpointed seven genomic regions potentially associated with rosacea symptom severity.
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Try These Trendy and Rosacea-Friendly Summer Treats
With a little care, some of this summer’s trendiest sweets can be rosacea-proofed.
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Survey Reveals Rosacea Patient Profile on Web
Persistent facial redness and bumps and pimples were the most common signs and symptoms of rosacea among those online.
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Spring Rosacea Review is Now Available Online
The latest issue covers Rosacea Awareness Month, the AAD annual meeting, a study tracking the facial microbiome of twins with rosacea and more.
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Decoding Rosacea Research Terms
Here’s a guide to some of the key terms that are seen frequently in rosacea research but aren’t necessarily familiar to everyone.
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