Diet and dermatology: Google search results for acne, psoriasis, and eczema.
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Abstract
It is difficult to regulate the abundance of medical information that is available to patients on the Internet. This systematic review evaluated content available online related to diet and 3 dermatologic conditions: acne, psoriasis, and eczema. Ultimately, our results indicated that most of the information that can be found online regarding diet and these dermatologic conditions is unfounded and/or misleading. Although current medical research may support some Internet findings, it is important to advise patients that many results of online searches for medical conditions are unconfirmed.
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| Authors | Khanna, Raveena;Shifrin, Neora;Nektalova, Tatyana;Goldenberg, Gary; |
| Journal | cutis |
| Year | 2018 |
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