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Hair follicle miniaturization common in persistent chemo-induced alopecia, case series suggests
Defined as absent or incomplete hair regrowth 6 months or more after completion of chemotherapy, pCIA has been increasingly reported in the...
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Dr. Judy C. Washington shows URM physicians how to lead
She imparts a shared experience of being a minority in the field and helps prepare them for the challenges of facing racism.
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Western diet promoted skin, joint inflammation in preclinical study
This new study found that WD-fed mice had less microbial diversity than that of mice fed a conventional diet.
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Study estimates carbon footprint reduction of virtual isotretinoin visits
Virtual management of isotretinoin saved a median of 37.8 miles per visit during the study period of March 25 to Dec. 1, 2020.
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Dyspigmentation common in SOC patients with bullous pemphigoid
“Early diagnosis to prevent difficult-to-treat dyspigmentation is ... of utmost importance,” the researchers said.
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Inpatient care for HS higher for Black and Hispanic patients
Greater inpatient care utilization may reflect increased disease severity, inequities in access to outpatient care
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Improving emergency care for children living outside of urban areas
Pediatric emergency care coordinators, telemedicine, and a regionalization of pediatric-trained EM physicians are among potential solutions.
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Dr. G. Gayle Stephens was a teacher, progressive force, and ‘poet laureate of family medicine’
‘You couldn’t ask too many questions,’ according to Linda Tompkins, RN, FNP, who trained with Dr. Stephens.
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Black patients with cutaneous sarcoidosis may have more systemic and CV disease
Black patients were significantly more likely to have two or more organs involved and have higher rates of cardiac involvement.