Here’s what eyelash mites really are, why they sometimes become a problem and how to prevent that from happening.

Canine demodicosis, a skin disorder primarily caused by an overpopulation of Demodex mites, continues to be an important clinical problem in veterinary medicine. Recent advances have concentrated ...

Castor oil exposure significantly reduces survival of Demodex mites, offering a potential therapeutic benefit to patients with Demodex blepharitis.

The mites are usually harmless and are a natural part of the human skin microbiome. Occasionally they multiply excessively, leading to a disease called demodicosis which can cause a red or white sheen ...

Veterinary parasitology encompasses the study of parasites that affect domestic and wild animal populations, with far‐reaching implications for animal welfare, agricultural productivity and ...

LETTER-TO-THE-EDITOR Scalp folliculitis with Demodex: innocent observer or pathogen? Angel Fernandez-FloresI,III; Antonio AlijaII I Anatomic Pathology and II Dermatology, Hospital El Bierzo III ...

Introducing Vet Watch! Christopher Lee, DVM, MPH, DACVPM, and Alice Jeromin, DVM, RPh, DACVD, discuss the clinical benefits and practical applications of isoxazoline parasiticides for year-round ...

Dr. Ghubash is a veterinarian at the Animal Dermatology Clinic in Marina del Rey, Calif.

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