Philip
Thank you for your new posts Dr. McCord
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Darlene McCord
http://darlenemccord.wordpress.com
Dr. Darlene E McCord is one of the two founders of McCord Research. As senior researcher, she brings a unique blend of scientific credentials to the position. Through her leadership, the company has achieved worldwide recognition in the OTC Drug and Medical Device categories. Her field of specialty is corneotherapy, focusing on the transport of small molecules across the stratum corneum for treatment of skin disorders associated with distressed and wounded skin. Dr. Darlene E McCord is widely published on subjects related to immunodermatology and corneotherapy.
- Added on: May 15th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Darlene McCord
- Listed in: Natural Health Medicine
- Tags: skin care skin wound wound care darlene mccord olivamine
Recent Posts
The Science of Support: Darlene E. and James “Jim” B. McCord
Darlene E. and James “Jim” B. (1969 B.S., 1972 M.A., 1974 Ph.D.) McCord believe in the power of character and commitment. These qualities are what inspired the two to form the McCord Foundation, which has made a generous gift of $75,00...
Darlene McCord - Cell Death and Proliferation
Dr. Darlene McCord discusses cell death and proliferation...
Darlene McCord - The Use of Olivamine - Lymphadema Case Study
DV is a 54 year old male weighing 455 pounds with a body mass index greater than 60. He presents with severe localized lymphedema and multiple scaly lesions to the abdominal pannus. He experienced severe skin manifestations including maceration, pain...
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Darlene McCord Antioxidants
The outermost layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, is metabolically active and requires antioxidants and specific nutrients to maintain its integrity and proper function. Topically applied antioxidants reduce free radicals in skin cells and substa...
Darlene McCord - Pathogenesis
Pathogenesis The macrovascular and microvascular complications of diabetes are closely related to hyperglycemia and oxidative stress, which is when cells fail to detoxify the reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced during metabolism. Four hypot...
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Philip
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Janeg
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