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  from Heather Brannon, MD
Wouldn't you know it? A new disease for the digital age.

Actually, it's really an old disease with a new twist. I know you're excited to find out about the latest medical find you need to be worried about. So this week I'm sending you information about contact dermatitis.

 
In the Spotlight
Is Your Cell Phone Giving You a Rash?
The British Association of Dermatologists is warning physicians and the public about the development of a new allergic skin condition located on one side of the face and the ear caused by, you guessed it, cell phones.

 
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Allergies Causing a Rash
There are two major types of contact dermatitis, or a rash caused by contact with something. One of the types is caused by an allergic response to a substance.

 
Rash from Irritation
The other major type of contact dermatitis is caused by contact with an irritating substance.

Can you figure out whether poison ivy causes an allergic or irritant contact dermatitis?

 

 
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