A new method using 2 single-guide RNA/Cas9 tools to target 3 specific COL7A1 gene segments with harmful mutations successfully removed up to 95% of those segments.
Minimally invasive method outperformed tape stripping in a recent study.
Jodi Westfall, NP, explains how she improves common skin conditions traditionally and from a metabolic perspective.
Drs Angela Lamb, Omar Noor, and Neal Bhatia share what they consider to be the biggest gaps in care for patients with SOC: patient/provider education, building trust, and appropriate diagnosis of AD.
An expert details the ways to gain and retain new practice staff.
Zabinski, vice president and head of commercial strategy and AI at OM1, discusses the evolving role of AI in dermatology, focusing on its potential and challenges in skin cancer detection.
At the SPDA conference, Meghan Heberton, MD, told attendees about the importance of oncodermatology in patient care.
The results of physician trials led by the AAFP Innovation Lab are very promising.
Mease, the lead investigator on the trial, spoke about comparing varying mechanisms of action, primary and secondary endpoints, and how the results of BE BOLD could affect treatment choices.
Ashley Buehnerkemper, director of marketing at VitalSkin Dermatology, discusses what steps you can take to make public relations an active piece of your practice marketing.
Mickey Bryson describes the impact of atopic dermatitis on his quality of life and family, and the session concludes with final reflections.
Michelle Bolas and Rukiyah T. Van Dross-Anderson, PhD, discuss the significance of NCInnovations’ funding and the clinical impact of Van Dross-Anderson's research in patients with advanced melanoma.
Challenges with overlaps in diagnosis and classification based on rosacea’s 4 subtypes are creating a new focus on features of the condition in each patient. A pipeline of new drugs awaiting FDA approvals could further expand options.
American Hair Loss Association urges caution.
De Benedetto shares her expertise on new discoveries in the science of atopic dermatitis at RAD 2023.
Expert tips and techniques on the best ways to select, hire and retain the right people for your team.
What are some of the challenges and triumphs in using biologics for atopic dermatitis? Abby L. Allen, RN, NP, shares insights at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting.
Ronda Farah, MD, FAAD, reviews top hair loss pearls from her 5 sessions at AAD 2024.
In rare cases, chromhidrosis may be associated with underlying medical conditions, such as hyperthyroidism, dermatitis herpetiformis, and multiple myeloma.
Renata Block, MMS, PA-C, and Amber Blair, MMS, PA-C, discuss the gratification of helping patients and the excitement of being on the cutting edge of research.
Susan Taylor, MD, explained the current state of diversity in clinical trials, what is going well, and opportunities to improve.
Joan Merrill, MD, explained the study's efficacy and safety outcomes and looks forward to phase 3 trials ahead.
Ruth Ann Vleugels, MD, MPH, MBA, delves into patient-specific considerations and action plans when on a JAK inhibitor, including shingles prevention and management.
This special literature review yields a deeper understanding of issues like treating acne, nutraceuticals, and more.
Henry Lim, MD, discusses key findings and areas of improvement identified by the report, as well as his hopes for HS treatment moving forward.
Prescribing biologics can require a complex approval and claims process. Creating a tiered system based on office workload can help practices understand and allocate staff time. Outsourcing approvals to pharmacies where possible can also streamline the process.
Expert dermatologists review a final case about a 32-year-old male with AD, highlighting systemic therapy as first-line treatment.
Jack Arbiser, MD, PhD conducted research in a recent study to observe the impact R-propranolol has on broad-spectrum anti-coronavirus activity.