Supported By Join the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology and Nutrafol in recognizing Menopause Awareness Month this October. This month aims to raise awareness of the possible health issues when…
Last month's articles are still available to JDD subscribers in our Archive Library. Please take some time to review October's article highlight and a few more we have hand selected…
iTunes Google Play Stitcher TuneIn Drs. Mahmoud Ghannoum, Emmy Graber & Adam Friedman Antibiotic use for inflammatory skin diseases is a staple in dermatology. Like milk is the answer…
Used alone, absorbable suspension sutures offer a dual mechanism of action Used alone, absorbable suspension sutures offer a dual mechanism of action Heather Onorati As the use of absorbable suspension…
Successful psoriasis treatment is dependent upon accurate assessment of disease severity; however, a recent survey indicates that dermatologists report a wide variation in cutoffs for moderate disease classification on traditional…
Join Drs. Leon H. Kirick, Anthony Mancini, and Adelaide Hebert, as they explore the categorization and grading of acne by age of onset in children and adolescents. They will also…
Join Dr. Leon H. Kircik and Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH as they discuss they nuances in the diagnosis and management of acne in skin of color patients. Upon completion of…
iTunes Google Play Stitcher TuneIn Dr. Richard Gallo & Dr. Adam Friedman Rosacea is a complex, chronic inflammatory skin disease that is certainly not rockin for those who suffer…
It’s a hopeful time of year, and the articles published in this month’s issue underscore this hope and transition with researchers bringing forward new perspectives on chronic skin conditions like…
"The inflammatory pathways underlying rosacea are becoming increasingly elucidated. What remains unknown is the mechanism of progression of these pathways, and how they can result in papules/pustules and/or phyma in…
Patients with moderate to severe psoriasis who achieved 75% or greater reduction in BSA showed an increased uptake in cosmetic procedures and this increase correlated with a reported improvement in…
The prevalence of atopic dermatitis is increasing in Asia, patients have indicated they are not satisfied with disease control; yet, research indicates they are not correctly applying treatments or they…
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