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What everyone was talking about at AAD 2016
As AAD comes to a close, we wanted to know what the most interesting part of the conference was. We asked a few people, here’s what they had to say.
As AAD comes to a close, we wanted to know what the most interesting part of the conference was. We asked a few people, here’s what they had to say:
The experience with the teachers and the speakers, I think that is the oldest and most important thing that I can get in the American Academy.
Dra. Patria Ovalles
Dominican Republic
The most interesting thing that I saw was a lecture on innovative drug delivery by Dr. Paller during the plenary session. I liked how it included basic science, going to clinical application.
Robert Skaggs
Resident, University Louisville, Ky.
I saw a really interesting session on the work-up and management of alopecia yesterday. I thought that was very interesting.
Dr. Martha L. Willson
British Columbia, Canada
There are quite a few machines, lot of lasers, lot of interesting laser therapy and it’s very interesting and something new to learn.
Dr. Joel Spiro
Albany NY
To find out what else happened at AAD, click here.
