Apr 09, 2014
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Dermatology Pop Quiz

Scott presents a dermatology pop quiz with three statements, asking readers to identify and explain the two true ones. Longer summary
Scott presents a dermatology pop quiz in the form of a 'Two Truths and a Lie' game, offering three statements about skin-related facts and asking readers to choose which two they think are true and explain why. The statements cover skin cancer distribution, acne's relation to longevity, and Botox as a potential depression treatment. Scott notes that this is a shorter post and, based on the comments, admits that the quiz might have been too easy. Shorter summary

My dermatology lecture this morning presents: one of those Two Truths and a Lie games. You choose which two you think are true and – special house rule – give explanations for why. The explanations do not require specialized medical knowledge beyond the level of a smart amateur. Answers tomorrow-ish.

1. Significantly more Americans get skin cancer on the left half of the face than on the right half.

2. People who had acne as children live on average four years longer than those who did not.

3. In very early studies, Botox has shown great promise as a treatment for depression.

(this is one of those shorter posts I was threatening)
(judging from the comments, this was way too easy. Grumble.)

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