As another heatwave hits the UK, pharmacists are sounding the alarm over common drugs taken by millions that could increase ...

During summer, the sun is harsh and so is the UV index. This high UV index can lead to easier photodamage, meaning faster ...

The dermat further noted down the common skin conditions that heatwaves can cause.

Phototoxicity: An adverse reaction characterised by direct cellular ... Photoallergy: An immune-mediated skin response provoked by a chemically altered drug following exposure to light.

This adverse effect is particularly critical in dermatological contexts, where activation by ultraviolet radiation can result in skin ... Phototoxicity: Adverse cutaneous reactions induced by ...

reductions in phototoxic reactions, and patient-reported global impressions of change. If accelerated approval is granted, data from APOLLO would serve as a confirmatory trial to convert the ...

Both sets of Scanpor tape were labeled with a skin-marking pen ... This response would be considered a decrescendo (phototoxic) reaction by Neumann and colleagues. [8] All positive allergic ...

as well as secondary measures including the rate of phototoxic reactions, cumulative total pain-free time in sunlight, and the patient global impression of change (PGIC) scale. The FDA has also ...

If your skin is already well adjusted, you might be fine but don’t introduce anything new during high-sun months.’ Dr Williams also warns against natural ingredients that seem harmless. ‘Essential ...

One-third of Americans have at least one tattoo. But some may suffer for their body art. Studies reveal that as many as 10% of people who get tattoos experience painful or itchy skin reactions, and ...

Purpose: Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) associated with the use of nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are described. Summary: A search of the English ...