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Dermatology
Tattoos, Uniforms Don’t Always Go Together, So MTFs Busy Removing Skin Art
WASHINGTON — Many young people of enlistment age have tattoos, and some percentage are required to remove body art that the military services deem inappropriate.
InnoVAtions: Colorful 19th Century Drug Found Effective for Eczema at Atlanta VAMC
WASHINGTON — Gentian violet (pronounced jen-shen) is not a compound familiar to most modern medical practitioners. Developed in the middle of the 19th century, this combination of pararosanilines used as a component in dyes was eventually discovered to have antiseptic properties. Through the early part of the 20th century, it was prescribed by physicians for simple infections and commonly used by mothers to treat thrush in infants.
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