Bullous erythema ab igne: review of 19 cases finds heat removal is the mainstay of care
A review of 19 reported patients finds that bullous erythema ab igne, a rare blistering variant of heat-induced skin pigmentation, ...
Tag: Dermatology
Hair Loss Attributed to Hijab Use Common but Rarely Discussed, Michigan Survey Finds
A survey of 168 hijab-wearing women in Southeast Michigan found that 56 percent reported hair loss they attributed to hijab ...
Skin Longevity Takes Centre Stage as Scientists Look Beyond Appearance
The 17th International Conference on Skin Ageing & Challenges 2026 in Málaga will examine the biological mechanisms of skin ageing, ...
Meta-Analysis Links Keloid Combination Therapy to Better Outcomes
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 20 studies finds that combining intralesional corticosteroids with other therapies is associated with higher ...
AI scoring tool shows promise in flagging cancerous skin lesions
A retrospective Mayo Clinic study found that the DEXI dermoscopy AI tool, using a threshold score of 3.0, correctly identified ...
Persistent nail separation may hide a rare melanoma
A 74-year-old man's year-long thumbnail detachment was misdiagnosed as a fungal infection before biopsy revealed subungual amelanotic melanoma, a rare ...
Eczema Drug Restores Nails in Boy With Rare 19-Nail Dystrophy, Case Report Shows
A case report describes a seven-year-old boy with dystrophy of 19 nails and no eczema whose nails nearly normalized after ...
New Pathway Identified in Keloid Formation
Researchers identify the CD147-CENPF signaling pathway as a key driver of keloid formation, offering a new target for treating this ...
Ancient Chinese Herbal Decoction Shows Promise Against Debilitating Skin Disease in Three Cases
A classical twelve-herb Chinese decoction reduced inflammatory severity scores by 71 to 81 percent in three hidradenitis suppurativa patients, offering ...
Tildrakizumab Shows Sustained Real-World Benefit in Japanese Psoriasis Patients Over 52 Weeks
A 52-week Japanese observational study found that tildrakizumab sustained meaningful disease control in real-world psoriasis patients, with 60 percent achieving ...
Hair-Pulling Disorder Hits Minorities Harder, and Science Is Only Now Catching Up
A new narrative review finds that trichotillomania presents, is diagnosed, and is treated differently in ethnic and racial minority groups, ...
How a Hungarian Hospital Cuts Melanoma Care Delays With a Digital Patient Pathway System
Hungary's first oncology patient pathway management system, OnkoNetwork, coordinates melanoma care from suspicion to treatment within strict time windows, according ...
Trapped Hairs Inside Sinus Tracts May Explain Why a Severe Scalp Disease Resisted Biologics
A Japanese case report describes dissecting cellulitis of the scalp that resisted two biologic drugs, with surgery revealing hair shafts ...
Community health workers in Rwanda match dermatologists at spotting podoconiosis with app and paper tools
A new study in Rwanda shows that community health workers using either a WHO mobile application or a simple clinical ...
Antinuclear Antibodies Reveal a Hidden Autoimmune Subtype in a Stubborn Itchy Skin Disease
A retrospective study of 26 Japanese patients finds that roughly one in five cases of prurigo chronica multiformis tests positive ...
Biologic Therapy May Reshape Blood Clot Risk in Hidradenitis Suppurativa Over Time
A new retrospective study examines how venous thromboembolism risk changes over the course of biologic therapy in patients with hidradenitis ...
Topical Roflumilast: Why Route of Administration Rewrites the Safety Story
A new pharmacokinetic review explains why the safety warnings attached to topical roflumilast, drawn largely from its oral COPD formulation, ...
Itch Relief Arrives Before Skin Healing in Prurigo Nodularis, Landmark Analysis of 11 Trials Finds
A new meta-analysis of 11 randomized trials shows dupilumab and nemolizumab deliver robust itch and lesion relief in prurigo nodularis, ...
Outpatient Dermatology Care Linked to Fewer Hospital Readmissions in Hidradenitis Suppurativa
A decade-long Henry Ford Health study found that 72 percent of emergency department visits for hidradenitis suppurativa led to hospital ...
When the Body Stops Sweating: Rare Sjögren’s Diagnosis Revealed
Japanese clinicians report a rare case in which generalized anhidrosis lasting ten years led to the diagnosis of Sjögren's disease, ...
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