Pediatrics
Guidelines
AAP issues five recommendations for common dermatologic problems
Topics include diagnostic and management strategies for a variety of conditions, including atopic dermatitis, fungal infections, and autoimmune...
From the Journals
Is pediatric subspecialty training financially worth it?
"Most pediatric subspecialists don't experience a relative increase in compensation after training compared to a general pediatrician."
Conference Coverage
Infantile hemangiomas: Accurate diagnosis is crucial
Consider propranolol a “life changer” in extreme cases.
Conference Coverage
Managing hyperhidrosis, HS: Ask questions first
Ask the patient a simple question: “What bothers you the most?”
From the Journals
Atopic dermatitis in children linked to elevated risk of chronic school absenteeism
The researchers also found that parents of children with AD versus those without AD had a higher prevalence of absenteeism from work.
Conference Coverage
Novel oral agent effective in teens with atopic dermatitis
Teens who received abrocitinib along with medicated topical therapy showed significant improvement in the severity of their AD at the end of the...
Conference Coverage
Severe atopic dermatitis often puts a dent in quality of life
“There have been many surveys of adults with AD who report impairment of their sleep, reduced activity level, increased work absence, financial...
From the Journals
ACR, AAD, AAO, RDS issue joint statement on safe use of hydroxychloroquine
Four medical societies issued a joint statement on the low risk of retinopathy and risk factor management.
Recap
Treatment Options for Atopic Dermatitis in Children
Dr Lawrence F. Eichenfield reports on approved and emerging therapeutics for atopic dermatitis in children. These...
Conference Coverage
Data on atopic dermatitis risk factors are accumulating
“The list of culprits is ever increasing,” Dr. Zelma Chiesa Fuxench said.
Conference Coverage
Emerging treatments for molluscum contagiosum and acne show promise
"The treatment of molluscum is still an unmet need," Dr. Kircik said.