Hyperpigmentation Patients Report Low Satisfaction and Limited Awareness of Treatment Options A new cross-sectional survey reveals that hyperpigmentation, especially among patients with deeper skin tones, continues to be a significantly…
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Curated by the JDD Editors Missed any of our July highlights? As the official partner of the Skin of Color Update , July is our “Bridging the Gap in Dermatology”…
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Biologics for Mastocytosis? New Evidence Supports Targeted Treatment Success Could the next breakthrough for mastocytosis already be in your therapeutic toolbox? A new article in the July issue of JDD…
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July Is Hyperpigmentation & Melasma Awareness Month – Did You Know We Have a Curated Resource Just for You? As summer sun peaks, so does your patients' concern about dark…
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Test Your Knowledge! Join Dr. Alexis Carrington, Chief Dermatology Resident at George Washington University, to help understand dermatologic conditions across all skin tones. Decoding Derm: What’s the Diagnosis is a…
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Lotion or Cream? A Fresh Look at Moisturizer Efficacy in Dry Skin Dry skin is more than just a nuisance, it’s a clinical challenge that affects comfort, barrier function, and,…
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Catch Up on July’s Latest Case Report on Pincer Nail Relief Pincer nail deformity isn’t just unsightly, it’s painful, persistent, and notoriously difficult to treat. While braces and surgery are…
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Not Just Cosmetic: Dermatologic Procedures as Gender-Affirming Care Botox, fillers, microneedling—these are often labeled “cosmetic,” but for many transgender patients, they serve a far deeper purpose. This article in the July…
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July Article Spotlight In parts of the world where red clay soil coats the ground, podoconiosis—non-filarial elephantiasis—continues to devastate lives. This neglected tropical disease affects nearly 4 million people globally…
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Beyond Minoxidil: Is It Time to Rethink Female Hair Loss Treatment? More than half of postmenopausal women, and a significant percentage of younger, healthy women, struggle with visible hair loss,…
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Access Inequity in Atopic Dermatitis Care: Are Your Patients Getting Left Behind? Gentle skin care is a foundation of atopic dermatitis (AD) treatment, but what happens when patients can’t afford,…
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June 25 marks World Vitiligo Day, a global recognition of a condition that affects approximately 0.5-2% of the population worldwide. Though non-life-threatening, vitiligo carries a profound psychosocial burden, disproportionately affecting…
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