The first concern is whether the diagnosis is correct. Many people are able to recognize the typical symptoms of tinea cruris, aka the fungal infection that is commonly called “jock itch.” But there ...

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Italian pharma Alfasigma is handing $300 million to GSK for an itching treatment the FDA could approve in a couple of weeks. The British Big Pharma unveiled phase 3 data last year that showed the ...

Dust mites – measuring about a quarter of a millimetre long and invisible to the human eye – are the bane of many people’s lives. It is estimated that up to one in three of us is affected by dust mite ...

The sun might be occasionally shining, but it’s a foolhardy woman who sees a day of good weather and switches off the central heating. So the likelihood is your radiators are still keeping your home ...

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While your hair tends to steal the spotlight, the skin underneath is just as important. In some cases, your scalp provides clues about your overall health or an underlying condition — especially if ...

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March 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved GSK's drug for severe relentless itching caused by a type of liver disease, the company said on Thursday, making it the first ...

You may have dry feet in the winter due to the cold, dry air. To prevent dry feet, moisturize after you bathe and avoid hot water. If your dry feet are due to athlete's foot, diabetes, eczema, or ...