Under the new guidance for Marines, commanding officers will approve exceptions to medical and grooming standards for medical ...

Black Marines with razor bumps on their faces can be kicked out of the Marines based on a newly mplemented policy ...

The genetic skin condition, called pseudofolliculitis barbae, causes pain and scarring from shaving. Military.com reports that a new policy may mean that servicemembers who don't respond to treatment ...

But when you don’t acknowledge that people are different you get outrages such as the “interim guidance” announced by the ...

The U.S. Marine Corps has ordered Marines diagnosed with pseudofolliculitis barbae - an inflammatory skin condition aggravated by shaving - to undergo medical reevaluation within 90 days to determine ...

(Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer/Army) The U.S. Marine Corps has ordered Marines diagnosed with pseudofolliculitis barbae — an inflammatory skin condition aggravated by shaving — to undergo medical ...