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Dermatitis: Not all skin inflammation is the same
Dermatitis: Not all skin inflammation is the same

Healthcare Handbook editor and clinical pharmacist Carmen Pope looks at some common types of dermatitis and how to treat them, with particular focus on topical corticosteroids
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