Peter A. Lio, MD

Mental Health Services: The Missing Piece or Missing Peace for Patients With Atopic Dermatitis

There is a well-established connection between the mind and the skin, and it is clear that this relationship is bidirectional—not only does skin...

It is important not to dismiss food as a factor in atopic dermatitis (AD), as it can play a number of roles in the condition.

Author:: Alexandra Kuzyk, MD, PhD; Alim R. Devani, MD; Vimal H. Prajapati, MD; Peter A. Lio, MD

Patch testing is important to help determine a possible allergic contactant, but there is confusion about its accuracy in patients taking...

Publish date: June 6, 2018

Delaying introduction of allergenic foods such as peanuts in infants with atopic dermatitis may not be appropriate. Dr. Peter Lio reviews new...

Cutaneous warts are benign proliferations of the epidermis that occur secondary to human papillomavirus infection. The diagnosis of cutaneous...

Cutaneous mycosis represents the most common type of skin infection and accounts for up to 17% of dermatology office visits.

Life-threatening dermatologic conditions do not always present with classic findings. This review—and the accompanying images—will help you...