Mark D Eisner

Publishing 2009–2026

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Publications 2

  1. A National Epidemiological Study of Inherited Ichthyoses in England from 1998-2024
    Mark D. Eisner, Blyth Mw, Jennifer M. Broughan, Corinne Mallinson, Lizz Paley, Jeanette Aston, Sally Vernon, S Hardy, Shehnaz Ahmed, Mandy Aldwin-Easton, Shaimaa Lashin, Julia Fordham and 5 more
    the british journal of dermatology 2026 26 reads
  2. The impact of SHS exposure on health status and exacerbations among patients with COPD
    Mark D Eisner, Carlos Iribarren, Edward H Yelin, Stephen Sidney
    international journal of copd 2009 415 reads

Possible papers by Mark D Eisner 2

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  1. Towards Personalised Therapeutics for Epidermal Differentiation Disorders: Integrating Host Genetics, Immuno-Endotypes and the Skin Microbiome
    as Mark Eisner the british journal of dermatology 2026
    Shared co-author: Neil Rajan Same journal
  2. An audit of best evidence topic reviews in the International Journal of Surgery.
    as Mark Eisner International journal of surgery (London, England) 2015 The Royal Free Hospital
    Same name only

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