Zinc in Dermatology

    April 2022 in “ Journal of Dermatological Treatment ”
    Tamara Searle, Faisal R. Ali, Firas Al‐Niaimi
    Studysummary This review found evidence supporting zinc use in treating infectious and inflammatory skin conditions, as well as hair loss, with supplementation recommended for zinc-deficient patients.
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