Coverage featuring Dr. Maher Mahmoud in Egyptian media — expert commentary on skin, hair and sun protection. Each piece links to its original publisher.
26 articles
Clarifies that bathing with cool or lukewarm water and fragrance-free soap soothes shingles itching and prevents secondary infection, but warns against hot water, prolonged soaking, or bathing when blisters are open and oozing.
For World Vitiligo Day, Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses newer treatment approaches and progress in restoring skin color and limiting disease spread.
Announces on World Vitiligo Day that 4 new oral vitiligo drugs passed Phase II clinical trials and explains how new topical treatments (safe for ages 12+ on up to 10% body surface area twice daily) block antibodies from attacking melanocytes, showing results within 3 months.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud explains atopic eczema symptoms, diagnosis and care options, including skin moisturization, treatment choices and practical guidance for children.
Explains how immune stress attacks melanocytes and outlines modern vitiligo therapies including topical immunomodulators, phototherapy, and surgical melanocyte transplantation for resistant cases.
Coverage of Dr. Maher Mahmoud's interview on Tabib El Balad, explaining exogenous and endogenous causes of eczema, including soaps, chemicals, genetics, and psychological stress.
Reports on his Tabib El Balad (Sada El-Balad) interview explaining how eczema appears on the face, neck, hand folds, and underarms due to soap, dust, chemicals, genetics, and immune disruption from stress.
A Sada El-Balad segment with Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses vitiligo and the possible relationship between ongoing stress and immune function.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses acne, oily skin, treatment and the possibility that acne marks may remain in a Sada El-Balad television segment.
