Dr. Joseph C. Gretzula – Boynton Beach Dermatology
Boynton Beach Dermatology
555 N. Congress Ave, Suite 201
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Tel: (561) 736-8514
Fax: (561)736-8587
“In a world of change, the learners shall inherit the earth, while the learned shall find themselves perfectly suited for a world that no longer exists.”
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Face and Neck Treatment with Evoke Wearable Device – Before and After Pictures
Evoke Wearable Device Face and Neck Treatment Animated Video Before and After Pictures Dr. Sean Paul shows Evoke by InMode hands free device
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Evoke Animation with Descriptions by InMode Evoke is a revolutionary, hands-free facial remodeling platform. This proprietary non-invasive technology is an industry first, delivering a structural re-organization of the facial and submental tissues. The remodeling of...
Common Blood Pressure Medications Linked to Increased Skin Cancer Risk
Common blood pressure medications linked to increased skin cancer risk Thiazide diuretics, which are used by many older patients to control blood pressure, are linked to increased risk of certain skin cancers in a new Canadian study. The analysis of data from more...
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Study shows vaccines may protect against new COVID-19 strains—and maybe the common cold A new study by Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers provides evidence that CD4+ T lymphocytes—immune system cells also known as helper T cells—produced by people who have received...
Unwanted Weight Change During the Pandemic?
Unwanted weight change during the pandemic? Your stress hormones could be to blame If you have experienced unwanted weight gain or weight loss during the pandemic, you are not alone. According to a poll by the American Psychological Association, 61% of US adults...
Is There a Cure for Aging?
Is There a Cure for Aging? Why some researchers are hopeful about human immortality. By Sonya Collins, Medically reviewed by Neha Pathak, MD, February 10, 2021 Heart disease. Cancer. Diabetes. Dementia. Researchers spend billions of dollars every year trying to...
Researchers Identify Muscle Factor that Controls Fat Metabolism
Researchers Identify Muscle Factor that Controls Fat Metabolism New discovery from team at University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University could lead to metabolic disease therapies Metabolic diseases, such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, have risen to...
What Sugar Does to the Brain
What Sugar Does to the Brain Sugar has been considered a dietary enemy for a long time—and with good reason. Excessive consumption of sugar has been linked to a variety of adverse health outcomes, including weight gain, obesity, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and...
Minimally Invasive Device of the Year and New Skin Care Treatment of the Year
InMode is excited to announce that we have won MyFaceMyBody awards, which recognize excellence in aesthetics worldwide. We are proud to be the winner in Minimally Invasive Device of the Year with Morpheus8 and Best New Treatment of the Year with Evoke. Contact Dr....
Gut Microbiota Composition Reflects COVID-19 Severity – Taurine May Help Prevent Bacterial Infection
Gut Microbiota Composition Reflects Disease Severity and Dysfunctional Immune Responses in Patients with COVID-19 Although COVID-19 is primarily a respiratory illness, there is mounting evidence suggesting that the GI tract is involved in this disease. We investigated...
Don’t Let COVID-19 Patients Die With Vitamin D Deficiency – Link Between Gut Microbiome and COVID-19 Severity
Op-Ed: Don't Let COVID-19 Patients Die With Vitamin D Deficiency The U.S. is breaking new records in the number of daily deaths from COVID-19. The breakneck speed with which several vaccines have been developed and deployed is nothing short of breathtaking. Yet we...
Common Drugs Tied to Increased Risk of Cognitive Decline – Foods That Are Good For Your Mental Health
Common Drugs Tied to Increased Risk of Cognitive Decline A class of drugs used for many conditions, including allergies, colds, high blood pressure and depression, may be associated with an increased risk of developing mild thinking and memory problems, particularly...