A Dermatologist Explains Mysterious Skin Disease Greyscale on 'Game of Thrones'

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For a short time "Game of Thrones" was one of my guilty pleasures when actor Sean Bean of "Lord of the Rings" fame played the Season One lead role of Ned Stark. The show quickly became too dark and sexually explicit for my tastes, but I have continued to read reviews, articles and spoilers to keep up with the plot.

Recently I cane across an intriguing article about the deadly and mysterious skin condition greyscale, a disorder that is the terror of the citizens of Westeros and other locales. Spread by skin-to-skin contact with another person or an infected object, greyscale is a highly-infectious plague. The skin disease causes a grey, rock-like overgrowth of tissue that gets progressively worse and more deforming over time if not treated immediately by magic and alchemy. It is usually dealt with by quarantine or exile.

Jules Lipoff, MD, assistant professor of clinical dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania, takes a look at the skin disease from "Game of Thrones" and offers his own diagnosis and treatment for greyscale. 

Read his report at:

• Greyscale—A Mystery Dermatologic Disease on HBO’s Game of Thrones

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Acne bacteria spread from humans to grapevines new study reveals - National Skin Care Examiner

Acne bacteria spread from humans to grapevines

Do you have acne? Do you enjoy grapes or wine? Are you a fan of Frank Zappa? If you answered yes to any of those questions, this article is for you!

If you have acne,
drink the occasional glass of wine, are a fan of musician Frank Zappa,
or just like weird science, here's some news you will find intriguing: Italian researchers have discovered a new bacteria that colonized
pimples and now colonizes grapevines. They named it after Frank Zappa.
-- Examiner

 The new studies have exciting possibilities for skin care, especially in the field of acne. As researches study the bacteria, is it possible they might find a cure for acne?

Pimples and blemishes plague millions of teens and adults around the globe. Currently there are some very effective treatments for acne, but a cure has not been found.

Find out what researches have already learned and why they named the new pathogen after Frank Zappa.

Read the entire article at: Acne bacteria spread from humans to grapevines new study reveals - National Skin Care Examiner

Related:

• What is acne? Common causes of acne
• How to prevent acne; top ten tips to reduce pimples and avoid acne
• The unblemished truth about adult acne
• Unblemish for Acne

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What Is Acne?
Acne is an equal-opportunity skin problem. It hits people of all races and backgrounds, both male and female, and can be a problem from the pre-teen years in some people into retirement age in others. It is most common in the teen years and is seen more often in boys than in girls. However, approximately 40% of adult women develop breakouts and blemishes at some time during their adult life, and some women suffer from adult acne for up to 20 years. Men can also be victims of adult acne.

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How to prevent acne; top ten tips to reduce pimples and avoid acne | Skin Health Beauty

How to prevent acne; top ten tips to reduce pimples and avoid acne

How to Prevent Acne
As reported in What is acne? Common causes of acne, dirt, oil and bacteria are the main causes of acne and can come from unexpected places. Heat, humidity and pollution can contribute to acne flare ups, as can other surprising culprits.

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What Is Acne?
As defined by an online medical dictionary, acne is a common skin disease characterized by pimples on the face, chest, and back. It occurs when the pores of the skin become clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria. 

What Causes Acne?
Many things are blamed for acne, including greasy food, dirty skin, and clogged pores.
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