Report on Progress in Dermatology

Lasers in dermatology: four decades of progress.

Advances in laser technology have progressed so rapidly during the past decade that successful treatment of many cutaneous concerns and congenital defects, including vascular and pigmented lesions, tattoos, scars, and unwanted hair-can be achieved. The demand for laser surgery has increased substantially by patients and dermatologists alike as a result of the relative ease with which many of th...

Progress Report on Future

Talking about the future is always difficult but is particularly problematic today when there are so many forces acting on high energy physics in general and SLAC in particular over which the speaker has little control. SLAC intends to pursue high energy physics work in the future along three lines: (1) continued exploration of electron and photon physics on stationary targets; (2) colliding be...

Progress in the Biological Sciences in Relation to Dermatology

DERMATOLOGIC MEDICATIONS. By M. R. Lerner and A. B. Lerner. Chicago, The Yearbook Publisher, 1960. 208 pp. $6.00. The renaissance in dermatology which is being led by a small group of research-trained clinical dermatologists has produced much new basic scientific knowledge and a distinct improvement in patient care. The achievements of the authors of the present volume place them in the forefro...

Progress in the Biological Sciences in Relation to Dermatology-2

Two stylistic difficulties are obvious. Most of the papers represent a review of the author's previous publications as well as a review of some of the contributions of others. Secondly, reviews of identical subjects are discussed in more than one paper. This latter difficulty is notable in the eight papers describing the electron microscopic anatomy of the epidermis -a tissue one tenth of a mil...

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