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GW MFA

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GW MFA

@GW_MFA

The largest academic physician practice in the Metro DC area with 750 providers and 52 clinical specialties. One practice for the whole person.

Washington, D.C.

Joined August 2010

GW MFA
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Jun 17
The FDA has approved its first new sunscreen ingredient in decades, opening the door to more advanced UV protection options in the U.S. GW dermatologist, Adam Friedman, MD, comments on this new development. Read more: buff.ly/MTRkwtn via @WTOP
DC dermatologist calls new FDA-approved sunscreen ingredient a ‘meaningful step forward’ - WTOP News
From wtop.com
GW MFA
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Apr 29
A surprising new study is raising questions about the link between diet and lung cancer risk in younger non-smokers. GW thoracic surgeon, Sora Ely, MD, shares important context on what this research really means (and doesn’t) for patients. Read more:
everydayhealth.com
New Study Links a Healthy Diet to Early Lung Cancer Diagnosis
Research suggests a diet high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains may increase rather than decrease lung cancer risk. Here’s why, and whether these findings hold.
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Apr 14
Not all itching is created equal, according to GW dermatologist, Adam Friedman, MD. Even something as common as itchy underarms can signal anything from irritation to underlying skin conditions. Learn what your body might be telling you: today.com/health/disease… via @TODAYshow
Itchy Armpits? Here's What It Could Tell You About Your Health
From today.com
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Apr 10
GW dermatologist, Adam Friedman, MD, weighs in on the beauty buzz around coconut oil, highlighting when it can nourish skin and when it might do more harm than good. Read more: allure.ph/skin/the-best-… via @Allure_magazine
The Best Ways to Use Coconut Oil in Your Beauty Routine
From allure.ph
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Apr 6
A hangover is more than just dehydration — it’s a complex mix of biological responses. GW gastroenterologist, Sumona Bhattacharya, MD, shares expert insight in @foodandwine on what’s really happening in your body after a night of drinking:
Hangovers Aren’t Just Dehydration — Doctors Explain the Real Causes
From foodandwine.com