The Cutaneous Connection: Episode 22- The Role of Sun Protection in Skin Cancer Prevention
April 22nd 2021With the summer months quickly approaching, we’re discussing the importance of skin cancer screenings, as well as encouraging regular sun protection usage among patients. This episode also touches on the role of telemedicine in skin cancer screenings, top product recommendations for sun protection and tips on managing patient expectations if the patient is diagnosed with skin cancer.
Weekly Roundup: April 12-16, 2021
April 16th 2021ICYMI, some of this week’s featured content includes new safety data on baricitinib for atopic dermatitis, low malignancy risk for secukinumab in psoriasis, new columns, video coverage from the Inaugural Symposium for Inflammatory Skin Disease, plus more.
AAD Accepting Applications for Hair Disorders Grant Program
April 6th 2021The AAD recently announced it will soon begin accepting applications for its 2021 Hair Loss and Alopecia Initiative in Research (HAIR) Grant Program, which focuses on funding research for hair disorders, especially in diverse populations.
AAD Announces Grant Program for Hair Disorders to Begin Accepting Applications Soon
April 2nd 2021The AAD announced it will begin accepting applications soon for its 2021 Hair Loss and Alopecia Initiative in Research (HAIR) Grant Program, which focuses on helping fund research for hair disorders, especially in diverse populations.
COVID-19 ‘Vaccine Arm’ Reactions Post Injection
April 1st 2021Increasing reports have surfaced of COVID-19 vaccine recipients experiencing delayed cutaneous side effects after receiving the first dose. Experts assure that while the delayed side effect is uncomfortable, it is temporary and can be treated at home.
Vaccine Patients Experiencing ‘Vaccine Arm’ Days After Injection
March 19th 2021Increasing reports have surfaced of vaccine recipients experiencing delayed cutaneous side effects after receiving the first dose. Experts assure that while the delayed side effect is uncomfortable, it is temporary and can be treated at home.