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Psoriasis & Autoimmune Skin Center

Autoimmune skin diseases sometimes pose a serious health threat and may cause symptoms such as skin blisters or rashes. Psoriasis is a common skin disorder characterized by patches of raised, inflamed lesions. Conditions such as epidermolysis bullosa may range from very mild to potentially life-threatening while diseases such as scleroderma are potentially disfiguring.

 

Do You Know Your Body?

Tara Parker-Pope of The New York Times explains why it's important to take care of your eyes, gums, skin and more.

Eat Well, Get Healthy Hair

TODAY’s Natalie Morales talks to dietitian Keri Glassman about ways to keep your hair looking healthy through good nutrition.

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Find out what our expert has to say about skin, hair and other health issues in Health Journal, with Dr. Fernstrom.

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