skin_disease_image.id,skin_disease_image.ts,skin_disease_image.alt,skin_disease_image.id_image
1,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","A woman checks her acne in the mirror.",slide_image1
2,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","Illustration of acne diagram.",slide_image2
3,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","A doctor talks to a patient.",slide_image3
4,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","A woman applies makeup.",slide_image4
5,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","Photo of tired woman at the office.",slide_image5
6,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","A woman eats chocolate.",slide_image6
7,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","A woman has cystic acne on her back.",slide_image7
8,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","Photo of comedones and inflammatory lesions",slide_image8
9,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","Photo of woman with acne.",slide_image9
10,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","Photo of family hugging.",slide_image10
11,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","Photo of woman looking in mirror and applying ointment to her acne",slide_image11
12,"2018-02-05 21:42:27","A woman ties her hair back from her face.",slide_image12
13,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of woman applying ice to reduce swelling.",slide_image1
14,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Man squeezing a pimple.",slide_image2
15,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of teen applying sulfur based cream to acne.",slide_image3
16,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of toothpaste tube.",slide_image4
17,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of doctor injecting womans acne with corticosteroid.",slide_image5
18,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of aspirin and mortar and pestle.",slide_image6
19,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of tea tree branch.",slide_image7
20,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of woman getting a facial.",slide_image8
21,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of bride using full coverage concealer.",slide_image9
22,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of woman covering blemish with headband.",slide_image10
23,"2018-02-05 21:43:12","Photo of blended concealer shades.",slide_image11
24,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Find information on the best ways to treat acne vulgaris and improve your health.",slide_image1
25,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","For better health, learn information about the diagnosis of comedones.",slide_image2
26,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","If you see a tiny black dot on your skin that won't wash off, you may have a comedones symptom.",slide_image3
27,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","A diagnosis of small, raised bumps on your skin from a dermatologist may indicate white heads.",slide_image4
28,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","For better skin health, learn information on papules, a type of blemish commonly found in dermatology.",slide_image5
29,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Pustules can occur nearly anywhere on the skin. They contain a high concentration of the bacteria that makes up acne vulgaris.",slide_image6
30,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","You may need to turn to a health care provider trained in dermatology to treat nodules.",slide_image7
31,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Dermatology information on cysts can be helpful to increase your skin health care.",slide_image8
32,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","For better skin health, care for your mild acne with gentle washing, avoiding sun, and leaving blemishes alone.",slide_image9
33,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","For better skin health, care for moderate acne with prescription medication.",slide_image10
34,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Men's skin is more likely to develop cystic blemishes. One sign is if the blemish turns deep red or purple.",slide_image11
35,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Gain health information for one of the most harmful conditions to your skin health: Acne conglobata.",slide_image12
36,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","The health of your skin could depend on a diagnosis. This is how acne mechanica is diagnosed.",slide_image13
37,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Topical acne treatment is important to your improved skin health.",slide_image14
38,"2018-02-05 21:43:26","Systemic acne treatment is important if you want to improve your skin health.",slide_image15
39,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","A photo of woman is concerned about her skin.",slide_image1
40,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Shingles is a rash of raised dots that develops into painful blisters and lasts about two weeks.",slide_image2
41,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Hives vary in size and may join together to form larger areas.",slide_image3
42,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Psoriasis is a rash of thick plaques covered with silvery scales.",slide_image4
43,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Stress, irritants (like soaps), allergens, and climate can trigger flare-ups of eczema.",slide_image5
44,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Rosacea causes redness on the nose, chin, cheeks, forehead, even in the eyes.",slide_image6
45,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Cold sores last 7-10 days; they're contagious until completely crusted over.",slide_image7
46,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Contact with sap from poison ivy, oak, and sumac causes a rash in most people with blistering appearing within hours or a few days.",slide_image8
47,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Learn to recognize and avoid direct contact with poisonous plants such as poison ivy, poison oak, and sumac.",slide_image9
48,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Razor bumps occur when the sharp edge of closely shaven hair curls back and grows into the skin, causing irritation and pimples, and even scarring.",slide_image10
49,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","A skin tag is a small flap of flesh-colored or slightly darker tissue that hangs off the skin by a connecting stalk.",slide_image11
50,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Acne pimples are a plug of fat, skin, and keratin. When open, the plug is called a blackhead, and when closed, a whitehead.",slide_image12
51,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Interdigital, or toe web infection, is the most common kind of athlete's foot.",slide_image13
52,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Some moles (not all) change slowly over the years, becoming raised, developing hair, and/or changing color.",slide_image14
53,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Age or liver spots are the result of sun exposure, which is why they tend to appear on areas that get a lot of sun.",slide_image15
54,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Pityriasis rosea causes salmon-colored ovals and appear on the arms, legs, back, chest, and abdomen, and sometimes the neck.",slide_image16
55,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Melasma is characterized by tan or brown patches on the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin.",slide_image17
56,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","In most cases, common warts appear on the fingers or hands.",slide_image18
57,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","Seborrheic keratoses is a noncancerous growth that may be dark or multicolored, and usually have a grainy surface that easily crumbles.",slide_image19
58,"2018-02-05 21:44:02","A photo of a man with seborrheic dermatitis.",slide_image20
59,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a newborn sleeping.",slide_image1
60,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a newborn baby's feet.",slide_image2
61,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a newborn with a stork bite.",slide_image3
62,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a mother and her newborn.",slide_image4
63,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of an umbilical cord.",slide_image5
64,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a mom bathing her baby.",slide_image6
65,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a baby in the bath.",slide_image7
66,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a baby getting diaper changed.",slide_image8
67,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a rash on baby's face.",slide_image9
68,"2018-02-05 21:44:17","Photo of a mom napping with her newborn.",slide_image10
69,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","A newborn sleeps on a blanket.",slide_image1
70,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Father changing diaper on baby girl",slide_image2
71,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Close-up of infant with diaper rash",slide_image3
72,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Close-up of acne on infant's cheek",slide_image4
73,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Babies with erythema toxicum neonatorum will have a flea-bitten appearance.",slide_image5
74,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Close-up of cafe-au-lait spot on infant",slide_image6
75,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Atopic dermatitis (eczema) on an infant's back",slide_image7
76,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Newborn dry skin",slide_image8
77,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Newborn baby with cradle cap (crusta lactea)",slide_image9
78,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Heat rash on baby's shoulder",slide_image10
79,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Baby having diaper changed",slide_image11
80,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Milia on infant's face",slide_image12
81,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Close-up of thrush, showing ulcers in baby's mouth",slide_image13
82,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Father and baby boy (0-3 months) lying on bed",slide_image14
83,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","The face of a 3-week-old baby with jaundice",slide_image15
84,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Baby with floppy hat on sunny dune",slide_image16
85,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Babies in baby carriers while parents shop",slide_image17
86,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Two-month-old baby taking a bath",slide_image18
87,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Baby massage",slide_image19
88,"2018-02-05 21:44:33","Nurse examining baby",slide_image20
89,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","A scientist examines bacteria in a petri dish.",slide_image1
90,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Examples of the three basic types of bacteria: rod-shaped (bacilli), spherical (cocci), or helical (spirilla).",slide_image2
91,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Illustrations of the structure and contents of a typical gram-positive bacterial cell and Influenza virus particle structure.",slide_image3
92,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Examples of cellulitis on the shin, folliculitis on the torso, impetigo on the face of a child, and a boil on the skin.",slide_image4
93,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Raw meat, fish, eggs, and cheese.",slide_image5
94,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","A couple on the bed reading the label of an STD medication bottle.",slide_image6
95,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Acute bacterial meningitis, acute otitis media, illustration of bronchitis, and illustration of urinary structures.",slide_image7
96,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Antibiotic prescription medications in bottles.",slide_image8
97,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","Illustration showing the how antibiotic resistance happens.",slide_image9
98,"2018-02-05 21:45:15","A yogurt drink, container of yogurt, and a bottle of probiotics, which help promote good bacteria in the GI tract.",slide_image10
99,"2018-02-05 21:45:34","Black-legged ticks and deer ticks can transmit Lyme disease to humans.",slide_image1
100,"2018-02-05 21:45:34","Tick burrowing into human skin where they feed on blood.",slide_image2