Q&A With Kevin Cooper From University Hospital: Looking at Dermatology From the Genetic Level

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Calling dermatology the study of the skin only begins to scratch the surface of the field. While environmental factors have been thoroughly looked at, advancements in technology are allowing doctors and researchers to look for deeper issues affecting their patients.

Calling dermatology the study of the skin only begins to scratch the surface of the field. While environmental factors have been thoroughly looked at, advancements in technology are allowing doctors and researchers to look for deeper issues affecting their patients.

Kevin Cooper, MD, from University Hospital Case Medical Center in Cleveland discussed the research that has been done in the field and what it can mean for overall patient care during a recent interview with MD Magazine.

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