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HEALTH: GYM GERMS

DR. JOSHUA FOX, founder of ADVANCED DERMATOLOGY and spokesperson for the AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY: "You work out to stay in tip-top shape, not to pick up a nasty skin infection. However, especially in winter when cold winds ...

Dermatologist Dr. Joshua Fox Provides Tips to Work Out a Way to Avoid Gym Germs

Dermatologist Dr. Joshua Fox on staying healthy while staying in shape.
You workout to stay in tip top shape not to pick up a nasty skin infection. But especially in winter, when cold winds rage outside, even the heartiest of us depend ...

Avoiding Gym Germs

You workout to stay in tip top shape, not to pick up a nasty skin infection. But especially in winter, when cold winds rage outside, even the heartiest of us depend on gyms or health clubs to get our weekly dose of exercise. And as everyone knows, health clubs ...

How To Avoid Gym Germs

When you grab a set of weights, hold the treadmill's handrails or hit the mat to stretch, do you ever stop and think about all of the other gym goers who have done exactly the same thing?

If not, dermatologists say, you should.

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Avoiding Gym Germs

Let's say you do go to the gym

…It's early yet. Most people are still exercising like mad. But now lurks the spectre of that weird skin staph infection called MRSA, which can start as a pimple and put you in the hospital—or worse.

WORK OUT A WAY TO AVOID GYM GERMS

You workout to stay in tip top shape not to pick up a nasty skin infection. But especially in winter, when cold winds rage outside, even the heartiest of us depend on gyms or health clubs to get our weekly dose of exercise.

What you need to know if you're thinking about plastic surgery

NOW THAT THE holidays have been packed away, have your thoughts returned to pursuing that cosmetic procedure you hope will make for a new life in the new year?

HEALTH: SILICONE BREAST IMPLANTS.
ELEANOR BARONE, M.D., an aesthetic plastic surgeon at ADVANCED DERMATOLOGY and THE CENTER FOR LASER AND COSMETICSURGERY in New York and Long Island

After a 14-year ban, the Food and Drug Administration once again gave its blessing to silicone breast implants.