dermatology department उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. In 2011 while watching an episode of " Coronation Street ", Anna Bianconi-Moore, a nurse at the dermatology department at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, noticed a mole on Sue Nicholls'shoulder.
2. "He's had sun-damage spots before but this is the first time he's had spots suspicious for skin cancer, " said Dr . David Corbett, retired chair of the hospital's dermatology department.
3. "He's had sun-damage spots before but this is the first time he's had spots suspicious for skin cancer, " said Dr . David Corbett, retired chairman of the hospital's dermatology department.
4. Within the Harvard system, Massachusetts General Hospital's dermatology department and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have exclusive arrangements with outside companies and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is trying to negotiate one.
5. But several large studies studies have shown that UV doesn't do much except camouflage blotches, says Dr . Robert Stern, vice-chairman of the dermatology department at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
6. In the growth or " anagen " phase, scalp hair grows for about two years, says Dr . Barbara Gilchrest, chairman of the dermatology department at Boston University School of Medicine.
7. Dr . Kevin D . Cooper, chairman of Case Western Reserve University's dermatology department said that ` damage from ultraviolet rays is cumulative, so even small amounts of sun are harmful ."
8. Those working on foreskin-based skin substitutes, among them Dr . William H . Eaglstein, chairman of the dermatology department at the University of Miami School of Medicine in Florida, strenuously deny such charges.
9. The chairwoman of the dermatology department at BU's School of Medicine received his resignation after she bluntly criticized his conclusions and suggested his financial support from the tanning industry was a conflict of interest.
10. One afternoon last May, Dr . Jennifer Hanrahan, an infectious disease specialist, was called to the dermatology department to examine a man with a severe, mysterious rash on his face, head, hands and legs.