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Oral ivermectin versus 5% permethrin cream to treat children and adults with classic scabies: multicentre, assessor blinded, cluster randomised clinical trial.

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Boralevi F, Simon G, Bernigaud C, Brun J, Goujon E, Perrot JL, Phan A, Hérissé AL, Maruani A, Vanhaecke C, Couty E, Abasq-Thomas C, Fournet M, Mallet S, Brenaut E, Hubiche T, Balguerie X, Caux F, Beneton N, Dutkiewicz AS, Adamski H, Aubert H, Bourrat E, Couzan C, Eyraud A, Janela-Lapert R, Marti A, Miquel J, Richard M, Barbarot S, Bonniaud B, Chabbert C, Delion F, Dinulescu M, Duong TA, Etienne M, Hirsch G, Isnard C, Huet F, Le Bidre E, Leducq S, Legrand A, Monestier S, Morice-Picard F, Seneschal J, Capelli A, Lacoste C, Labrèze C, Miraglia G, Do-Pham G, Giraudeau B, Chosidow O.   +51 more
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Nanomechanical characterization of skin and skin cream

Journal of Microscopy, 2010
SummaryThe mechanical properties of skin are an important characteristic of its resistance to damage and important indicators of pathological situations. Skin care products are the most common method to improve skin health and create a smooth, soft, and elastic perception by altering the mechanical properties of skin.
B, Bhushan, W, Tang, S, Ge
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Barrier creams – skin protectants: can you protect skin?

Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2002
Barrier creams (BC) are used in hand care to protect the user against damage from surfactants and other irritants; their clinical value remains debatable; some reports indicate that inappropriate BC application might induce a deleterious rather than a beneficial effect.
H, Zhai, H I, Maibach
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Use of skin lightening creams

BMJ, 2010
Lack of recognition and regulation is having serious medical consequences Skin lightening (bleaching) cosmetics and toiletries are used to lighten the colour of darker skin. The practice, which is fuelled by racial prejudice, stems from the misconceptions that black skin is inferior and that someone with a fair skin is more attractive⇓. Seyllou/AFP/
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Hydroquinone concentrations in skin lightening creams

British Journal of Dermatology, 1986
Forty-one over-the-counter skin lightening creams were analysed for hydroquinone content, and the accuracy of tables of contents supplied with these products was assessed. Eight of the 41 were found to contain more than 2% hydroquinone, the maximum concentration permitted by the U.K. Cosmetic Products Regulations.
J, Boyle, C T, Kennedy
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Skin and Skin Cream

2016
The skin is a highly complex organ that controls heat and water loss, as well as prevents admission of undesirable chemicals and microorganisms.
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Efficacy of Barrier Creams (Skin Protective Creams)

1999
The concept of barrier creams (BC) has been around since the early 20th century. In practice, their utilization remains the subject of a lively debate; some suggest that inappropriate BC application may induce additional irritation rather than benefit [1-5]. To evaluate BC efficacy, in vivo and in vitro methods have been developed.
H. Zhai, H. I. Maibach
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Treating skin cancer with topical cream

Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 2010
Topical pharmacotherapy is an approach to consider in selected skin cancers. Noninvasive, tissue-sparing, topical, self-administered treatments represent a highly desirable alternative option, both in aged and unhealthy patients who may be poor surgical candidates, as well as in relatively young subjects with lesions located on cosmetically sensitive ...
MICALI, Giuseppe, LACARRUBBA, FRANCESCO MARIA, DINOTTA, Franco, MASSIMINO D, NASCA MR   +4 more
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