April 12th, 2010, by David Pascoe | in the news
A press release via Reuters details a new and exciting alternative to skin grafts for burn victims. The method includes some stem cells which allows hair follicles and sebaceous glands to develop in the new layers of skin.
This development offers another possible avenue for rosacea treatments similar …
April 10th, 2010, by E.L. Hodge | in the news
As we all well know there are lots of things worse than rosacea. And, it turns out that one of the things worse than rosacea is having half a face. You see, James Maki who last year received a partial face transplant reports that, in spite of now being permanently red faced on account of the donor being a rosacean, he is very pleased …
April 2nd, 2010, by E.L. Hodge | in the news
A.D. 63. Rome. Public speaking is central to political and cultural life: an ordeal for most people; a nightmare for Roman rosaceans. The philosopher, Seneca, offers consolation to Lucilius, who is likely afflicted with ruddiness, flushing and blushing. ‘Certain people have ordinary blood,’ he says, ‘ and others just have an animated, lively sort of blood that comes to the face quickly.’ April 2010. …
March 31st, 2010, by David Pascoe | in the news
Those that have been around the rosacea online community for a while tend to be very focused on rosacea. If you ask Google how many people are searching for particular keywords you can see a bit more perspective on where rosacea fits in the global internet consciousness….
March 27th, 2010, by David Pascoe | in the news
A production company is preparing to shoot a film on rosacea for the NHS Choices website and would like to include a case study. The ideal candidate would be someone whose rosacea is being treated by a dermatologist under the NHS, who is progressing well with those treatments, and can speak fluently about what is involved. They will also be interviewing a rosacea specialist/dermatologist, who …
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