DR. MAHER MAHMOUDDERMATOLOGY · LASER
Egyptian Channel 1#warts#fungal-infections

Infection risks of sharing clothes or trying on garments in stores

مخاطر تبادل الملابس وتسببه في حدوث العدوى

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Rob' Sa'a Seha

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Televised medical segment (2m 53s) warning against sharing clothes among friends/siblings or trying on garments in fitting rooms without an undershirt barrier, explaining how fabric contact transmits fungal infections (tinea, ringworm), bacterial infections, viral warts, and scabies (`الجرب`).

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Egyptian Channel 1Sabah El Kheir Ya Masr

Heat exhaustion, summer allergies, and their impact on skin

الإجهاد الحراري وحساسية الصيف وتأثيره على البشرة والجلد

Full 19-minute studio interview covering heat exhaustion, first- and second-degree sunburns, debunking myths that sunscreen causes skin cancer, confirming sunscreen is safe for infants from 6 months old (using affordable Egyptian brands with SPF 30+), vitamin D synthesis times, summer acne, tinea versicolor, and the dangers of tanning oils and tanning beds.

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MBC Masr 2Sabahak Masri

Sunscreen myths, gel nail hazards, and protecting skin and hair

مخاطر الـ صن بلوك وجل الأظافر وازاي نحافظ على بشرتنا وشعرنا؟

Full 14-minute studio interview addressing sunscreen safety and proper selection, explaining how repeated gel nails and acrylics (`جل الأظافر`) cause nail yellowing, brittleness, onycholysis (nail separation), and fungal infections, and detailing how to restore nail strength with vitamin D, calcium, anemia correction, and cuticle oils.

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CBC — Doctor HealthDoctor Health

Not every white spot on the body is vitiligo

مش كل بقعة بيضاء في الجسم تعتبر بهاق👌🏻

Highlight reel (1m 56s) from his *Doctor Health* studio interview on **CBC** explaining that not every white spot on a child's skin is vitiligo—differentiating tinea versicolor (`التينيا الملونة`), pityriasis alba (`النخالة البيضاء`), and steroid-induced hypopigmentation (from overusing high-potency cortisone creams in the diaper area) using Wood's lamp (`Wood's light`) examination in a darkened room.

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