Dermatologist Led Company: Founder & Director is Dr Ophelia E. Dadzie. Ethnic Skin is our Passion. Education is our Tool. Prevention is our Forte.RT≠endorse
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Can you help @DrOEDadzie with her study? She's looking to investigate the general experiences of UK health workers of BAME background working in the health service during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out more 👇👇👇
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So much to learn about each other as human beings, through the study of different languages.
On indigenous people’s day, consider supporting endangered languages. Half of the world’s languages are projected to disappear by 2100 if we don’t act.
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L’Oréal dévoile le nom des lauréats du L’Oréal African Hair & Skin Research Grant 2019 - Afrique Media | La Télévision Panafricaine afriquemedia.tv/infos/dossie…
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Happy to support DR Ehiaghe ANABA, among 2 others, as she is awarded today in #Dakar with the L'Oréal African Hair and Skin Research Grant! It's so major for women in STEM across the globe, especially in Africa #Africaderm #LorealResearch #AfricaGrant2019".
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We are happy to support Dr. Ehiaghe Anaba, among two others, as she was awarded with the L'Oréal African Hair and Skin Research Grant in #Dakar! This is a big deal for #WomenInSTEM across the globe, especially in #Africa! #Africaderm #LorealResearch #AfricaGrant2019
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Regulation is desperately needed in Australia to safeguard people. #botched #dermatology #laser #microneedling #acne theconversation.com/want-to-…
"Genome studies have focused on pppl of European descent. As of 2018, only 22% of individuals in GWAS studies were of non-European ancestry, with ppl of African & Latin American descent & Indigenous ppl, together, representing < 4% of participants" nature.com/magazine-assets/d…
Association of cicatricial alopecia with chemical hair straightening: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3120…
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Reading practice update conference series from the #AAD2019 meeting this evening. Was never a fan of diets. Everything in moderation #dermatology #chromaderm
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The African Academy of Sciences is creating guidance to help ensure that studies benefit the continent's citizens and scientists. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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RESULTS ARE IN FOR VITILIGO CLINICAL TRIALS!! Click here to learn more about the progress that has been made!! #vitiligo #clinicaltrials #vitiligotrials #WCDMilan2019 #WCD2019 #Dermatology bit.ly/2KQJEZv
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@DrOEDadzie and @SeemalRDesaiMD; great job on SOC session at #WCD2019Milan! Heaps of topics covered. Packed session! 👍🏽
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We want more kids to be scientists by getting them to study themselves first. Check out our video in the NSF STEM Video Showcase videohall.com/p/1184 and vote too #stemvideohall . Won't it be great when all kids can find their roots and enjoy our shared humanity!?
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The happiest coauthors in the world! Photo from Skin we are in Book Launch collection by Hesmarie goo.gl/g6M19S
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The 2019 #LOrealAfricanHairSkinGrant application form is available on the @asdvafrica website asdvafrica.org/grant/ - French & English applications accepted - apply by 13th June 2019 23:59 @asdvafrica @LOreal #SBWA #Africaderm
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Sunscreen is USELESS in melanoma prevention in dark skinned (e.g. black) people. Let me explain why in this #tweetorial 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
Also see my latest opinion piece, published here: theconversation.com/sunscree…
L’Oréal African Hair & Skin Research Grant. Thank you to L’Oréal for supporting research on hair and skin in Africa by African scientists and dermatologists: asdvafrica.org/grant/aboutgr…
Skin bleaching in African and Afro-Caribbean women in New York City:
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Congrats to Prof Dlova, @McmichaelAmy and international collaborators for publication: Variant PADI3 in Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia: nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…