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Dr. Katherine Hallock, left, a dermatology resident at Hershey Medical Center, examines the head of patient Hannah Shrift of Hershey. Hallock has long, brown hair and is wearing a lab coat. Shrift has long, brown hair and is wearing a hospital gown.

Dermatology residents optimize exam that identifies skin cancers

A close-up side view of a teenage boy with his head resting on his hand, looking down. Acne is visible on the side of his face.

The Medical Minute: Back to School often means back to acne

Two men pose for a photo. The man on the left holds a neon yellow shirt with the words “Health Skin Made in the Shade” printed on it. A table and chalkboard are in the background.

Medical Center helps Capitol crews stay safe in the sun

A person with Psoriasis holds up their right elbow, which has a rash, pointing to it with their left hand.

The Medical Minute: Clearing up common myths about psoriasis

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The Medical Minute: Good sun protection comes in many forms

Dermatology researchers to develop smartphone application for prescriptions

Review does not support monthly lab testing for oral isotretinoin use for acne

Dr. Jeffrey J. Miller

Miller to serve as dermatology department chair at Penn State Hershey

Penn State Hershey to hold free skin cancer screening on May 17

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The Medical Minute: Safe fun in the sun with skin protection

The Medical Minute: No such thing as a 'safe' tan

Tips to avoid skin damage

Healthy skin made in the shade

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Donation of 50 umbrellas part of ongoing Sun Protection Project

The Medical Minute: The worry with warts

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