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Review of Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics – International Edition – Volume 38 (2024) – Supplementary Issue 1

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Sport performance is the way in which sport participation is measured. It has different aspects, each of which has a number of subcategories. Apart from these, there are some additional elements that are important in the training process, such as nutrition, meal time and supplements, maintaining a healthy weight, hydration, rest and recovery, satisfying body image and well-being. Continue reading →

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Pruritus is considered a very frequent symptom and defined as chronic when its duration is longer than 6 weeks. The prevalence and the etiology of chronic pruritus (CP) are associated with various factors such as, age, atopy, underly­ing diseases, ethnicity, climate and humidity, as well as access to local healthcare system. Continue reading →

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The skin is the body’s largest organ, serving as the primary barrier against infections and diseases. It is the part of the body that comes into direct contact with the environment. The proper functioning of the skin is influenced by the supply of blood, oxygen, and water. Exercise has numerous health benefits Continue reading →

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Usage of LASER radiation applications is very widespread in numerous specific areas of Biomedical Sciences with proven clinical and treatment results.  Furthermore, the apparatus used in Biomedical applications are classified in highest power and danger categories (class 3B or 4). Continue reading →

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Decorative tattoos is a popular way of expression in young people. Permanent Make Up (PMU), is gaining ground every day for facial characteristics correction Continue reading →

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Facial dyschromia cause problems in the appearance, resulting in negative psychological and social effects that degrade the quality of life of a person. Continue reading →

Τόμος 34 (2020) – Τεύχος 3 –Άρθρο 8 – Review of Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics – Διεθνής Έκδοση – Volume 34 (2020) – Issue 3 – Article 8 – Review of Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics – International Edition

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A 27-year old female was referred to our department with bilateral edema of upper eyelids and conjunctivitis. The lesions were symmetric, mildly pruritic, experiencing remarkable discomfort from the patient. The rest of the dermatological examination was unremarkable.

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