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Rosacea's gender misconceptions discussed
Incidence, prevalence vary depending on skin type, photodamage, other factors

Beth Kapes


National report — The lack of a definitive marker indicative of rosacea leads many dermatologists to debate who has, or does not have, the condition, particularly among patients with only the erythematotelangiectatic form — a form more commonly present in women, according to Mark V. Dahl, M.D.

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