Online Privacy Statement Last Updated March 22, 2005

1. A link to the privacy policy of the Web site is provided on the home page. This Web site adheres to the privacy principles posted in this document.

2. The site does not collect name, e-mail address, or any other personal information unless voluntarily provided by the visitor after the visitor is informed about the potential use of such information. Dermlectures.com does not collect any personal information from a site visitor unless that visitor explicitly and intentionally provides it.

3. Personal information about a visitor's access and navigation, and personal information volunteered by site visitors as part of a survey, may be used by the site owner to improve the site but is not shared with or sold to other organizations for commercial purposes without the site visitor's express permission.

4. Dermlectures.com may disclose your personal information if required to do so by law or in the good-faith belief that such action is necessary to: (a) conform to legal requirements or comply with legal process served on Dermlectures.com, (b) protect and defend the rights or property of Dermlectures.com, or (c) protect the personal safety of Dermlectures.com personnel or members of the public in urgent circumstances.

5. Non-identifiable Web site visitor data may be collected and used in aggregate to help shape and direct the creation and maintenance of content.

6. A cookie is a small file stored on the site user's computer or Web server and is used to aid Web page navigation. Two types of cookies are commonly used. A session cookie is a temporary file created whenever a Web site is accessed and is self-terminated based either on an expiration date (e.g., 3 hours from creation of the cookie) or by closing the Web browser. A persistent cookie is a permanent file and must be deleted manually. Cookies referred to in the context of this Privacy Statement are persistent cookies. A cookie function may be used on the site to track visitor practices to help determine which site features and services are most important and guide editorial direction. Users who do not desire the functionality created by the cookie have the option to disable the cookie function by disabling the cookie function on their browser. Individuals are able to opt out of cookie functions that permit tracking of personal information at any time.

7. E-mail messages may not be secure. Site visitors should be careful when sending confidential information by e-mail. Site visitors sending e-mail accept the risk that a third party may intercept e-mail messages.

8. As our organization changes from time to time, this Online Privacy Statement is expected to change as well. Dermlectures.com reserves the right to amend the Online Privacy Statement at any time, for any reason. We will post notice that this Statement has been amended by revising the "last updated" date at the top of the privacy statement.

9. This Online Privacy Statement applies ONLY to information collected by Dermlectures.com through its Web site.