Pediatric dermatologists outline how to evaluate suspected topical steroid withdrawal, exclude mimics, and preserve family trust in eczema care.
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- Dermatology Times, April 2019 (Vol. 40, No. 4)
- Volume 40
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6 healthcare issues to watch this year
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PricewaterhouseCoopers believes 2019 is the year a New Health Economy comes of age, according to its 13th annual report, "Top health industry issues of 2019." View the top six takeaways from the report in this slideshow.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers believes 2019 is the year a New Health Economy comes of age, according to its 13th annual report, "Top health industry issues of 2019." The company predicts new products, investments and consumer trends will impact healthcare in six key areas.
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