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NetWellness receives many questions about the skin and how to take care of it. The skin is not only the largest organ in the human body; it is also one of the most complex. Our skin protects us from our environment, including injury, infection, heat, and light.1 Skin is often taken for granted and often only NetWellness Article (More)

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  • Dermatology OSU Article
  • Skin Diseases: Overviews MedlinePlus

    • The Body

  • Anatomy of the Skin OSU Article
  • Causes of Itchy Skin Ask an Expert Q and A
  • Melanin Adam Article
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  • Pruritis (Itching)
  • Purpura Adam Article
  • Rashes Adam Article
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  • A Guide to Skin Care Products NetWellness Article
  • Dry skin treatment following treatment Ask an Expert Q and A
  • Fever Blisters Ask an Expert Q and A
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    • Staying Healthy

  • Gimme Shelter: How to Protect Yourself from the Sun NetWellness Article
  • Facials and Recommended Cosmetics Ask an Expert Q and A
  • Fair skin cancer risks Adam Article
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