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Natalie Edgar

Natalie Edgar

Verified

Producer, Apple Music

New York

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Entertainment, Lifestyle, Fashion, Food and Beverages, Sports, Entertainment Current Affairs

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League of Legends, Overwatch

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Total articles 19

  • Primary Cutaneous Apocrine Carcinoma Arising Within a Nevus Sebaceus

    By Natalie Edgar, David Esguerra, Richard Miller, Ryan A. Schuering| MDEdge Verified Nevus sebaceus (NS) is a benign hair follicle neoplasm present in approximately 1.3% of the population, typically involving the scalp, neck, or face.1 These lesions usually are present at birth or identified soon after, during the first year. They present as a yellowish hairless patch or plaque but can develop a more papillomatous appearance, especially after puberty.

    By Natalie Edgar, David Esguerra, Richard Miller, Ryan A. Schuering · MDEdge

    Oct. 02, 2018

  • Imiquimod-Induced Hypopigmentation Following Treatment of Periungual Verruca Vulgaris

    By Natalie Edgar, Stacey Pilkington, Daniel Hogan| MDEdge Verified Imiquimod is derived from the imidazoquinoline family and works by activating both innate and adaptive immune pathways.

    By Natalie Edgar, Stacey Pilkington, Daniel Hogan · MDEdge

    Jun. 11, 2018

  • Primary Cutaneous Apocrine Carcinoma Arising Within a Nevus Sebaceus

    By Natalie Edgar, David Esguerra, Richard Miller, Ryan A. Schuering| MDEdge Verified Nevus sebaceus (NS) is a benign hair follicle neoplasm present in approximately 1.3% of the population, typically involving the scalp, neck, or face.1 These lesions usually are present at birth or identified soon after, during the first year. They present as a yellowish hairless patch or plaque but can develop a more papillomatous appearance, especially after puberty.

    By Natalie Edgar, David Esguerra, Richard Miller, Ryan A. Schuering · MDEdge

    Oct. 02, 2018

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Apple Music

Cupertino, California, United States

+1 408-996-1010