Allergic conjunctivitis affects approximately 15% of the global population and has a higher prevalence of about 40% in industrialized countries such as the United States. Seasonal allergy sufferers present with a variety of signs and symptoms, but patients frequently report that ocular allergy symptoms are the most bothersome. Many topical ocular prescription therapies are available and are inc...

INTRODUCTION Premature ejaculation (PE) is the most common sexual dysfunction, with the majority of PE patients remaining undiagnosed and undertreated. Despite its prevalence, there is a current paucity of data regarding available treatment options and mechanisms. The objective of the current investigation is to review and summarize pertinent literature on therapeutic options for the treatment ...

BACKGROUND Dry eye disease (DED) affects millions of people worldwide. There are a variety of new treatments beyond traditional therapies such as preservative free artificial tears. Here, we conduct a survey to identify the most common treatments used among specialists and assess their interest in newer therapies. METHODS An international survey was distributed to dry eye researchers and expe...

Objective: to assess the mean direct costs corresponding vasculogenic ulcer dressings performed by Nursing professionals on patients treated at a Comprehensive Wound Care Unit. Method: A quantitative and exploratory-descriptive research study, conducted in March, August September 2020 Unit located Vitória da Conquista, Bahia, Brazil. The were calculated multiplying time spent (timed) cost of la...

BACKGROUND Acne is common and can lead to scarring of the skin, as well as to psychological distress and reduced self-esteem. Most topical or oral treatments for acne are inconvenient and have side-effects. Laser and other light therapies have been reported to be convenient, safe and effective in treating acne. OBJECTIVES To carry out a systematic review of randomized controlled trials of lig...

HEALTH POLITICAL BACKGROUND In developed countries 2.5% of the population - mainly children - are affected by atopic dermatitis. During the past few years its prevalence amongst school children has risen decisively and now lies between 8% to 16%. It is the most frequent chronic skin disease amongst school-aged children. SCIENTIFIC BACKGROUND Current methods of treating atopic dermatitis among...