Everyday changes can help you manage seborrheic dermatitis, an inflammatory skin condition marked by itchy, red, scaly skin. In this video, learn healthy habits that may help prevent flares, explains Lindsey Bordone, MD, Dermatologist at Columbia University’s Irving Medical Center.
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