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The Art of Medicine

Eman Yousif MD

A newsletter on eczema, herbal medicine, and ancient healing traditions at the intersection of modern medicine.

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Disclaimer: Educational purposes only. The information in this article does not constitute medical advice.

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I tried what seems like hundreds of different topical products.

Some medicated, some natural.

Spent so much money.
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This is not something I ever thought I would be exploring.

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