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    The Eyes Have It is currently on semi-permanent hiatus. I'd like to thank everyone who supported TEHI over the years by linking to it, making post suggestions and offering comments. Please visit my current project Breaking Murphy's Law: There are a lot of things that can go wrong when you're a presenter (or when you are supporting someone else's presentation). This site is going to try to help you break Murphy's Law so Murphy's Law can't break you.


    Breaking Murphy's Law

    skinema.com: dermatology in the cinema

    skinema.com: dermatology in the cinema While exhibiting a highly developed flair for the well-place pun, Vail Reese MD takes us on a dermatological Hollywood epic that includes skin conditions used to convey evil, actors with skin conditions and realistic depiction of skin findings. The site seems to be kept very up to date and includes images from recently released films as well as those still in production.

    As a dermatologist and a film buff, I’ve found a series of skin conditions featured in movies. All of the films listed are readily available on home video. Peruse at your leisure and let me know what you think. You may look at movies in a new way.

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    1. Hollywood Dermatology
      The Eyes Have It � skinema.com: dermatology in the cinema You always think of Hollywood stars with perfect skin and the best skin care. Sometimes, though, it’s all about skin scare. Here’s a fun dermatology site devoted to Hollywood’s best…

      Trackback by Skin Care News — 2/23/2005 @ 12:01 am

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