Sarah Morgan

Pediatric dermatology is a tightly knit and relatively young community. This is why the World Congress of Pediatric Dermatology, co-sponsored by the Society for Pediatric Dermatology and the American Academy of Pediatrics, is an important event for members.

Up to 30% of pediatric primary care visits include a skin-related complaint, but the longstanding shortage of providers continues. One expert discusses some of the factors involved.

As Father’s Day approaches, we think about all of the fathers, grandfathers, godfathers, stepfathers, and other caring men in our lives. But how often do we see those men that we care about at a dermatologist’s office?

Summer’s coming! Time for longer days, fresh air... and a lot of skin issues. Here are ways to help your patients handle the biggest summer-skin concerns!

May is Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month. Here are some easy ways you can help your patients protect their skin.

Check out some facts that you may or may not know about skin cancer.

Whether you’re writing a newsletter for your patients or a memo for your staff, being able to write well is a profoundly useful talent. Here are a few simple ways to become a better writer.

Seven tips to help dermatology residents have a successful career.

If you’re a new dermatologist building a solo practice, a few easy steps can help give your business the best chance for success.

To protect yourself so that you can offer your best to your patients, keep the following stress management recommendations in mind.

It’s a lot simpler to help your patients if you can fully stand behind what you’re suggesting. Can you add any of these simple tips to your to-do list this week?