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Tinea Versicolor
What is tinea versicolor? Dr. Greene describes this skin condition’s cause, appearance, and treatment. In one form, it causes white patches that are often misdiagnosed as something else – and thus remain after the initial treatment.
8 weeks 4 days ago
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White Patches of Skin
Many children are prone to rashes and skin discolorations. White patches of skin are a sign of some of the most common childhood skin conditions. Click here to read Dr. Greene’s article on pityriasis alba and tinea versicolor, two of the most common...
8 weeks 4 days ago
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White Patches On A Baby’s Cheeks Could Be Pityriasis Alba
Dr. Greene explains that pityriasis alba is the most common cause of white patches on babies’ cheeks. Click here to read more about pityriasis alba and tinea versicolor.
8 weeks 4 days ago
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Pityriasis Alba
Does your child have white, scaly patches of skin on his or her face, neck, upper trunk or arms? If so, it could be pityriasis alba. Dr. Greene describes this common childhood skin condition. Click here for more information.
44 weeks 3 days ago

Article

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Safe Bedding to Help Prevent SIDS
Before you put your baby to bed tonight, click here for the list of new safe bedding recommendations.
2 years 9 weeks ago