Treating Rosacea in Patients of Color
Treatment options and concerns unique to patients with skin of color are reviewed.
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Gender Differences in Analgesic Responses to Opioids for Acute, Chronic Pain
Men and women may respond differently to opioids prescribed for pain relief.
Transitioning Patients: Medical and Aesthetic Recommendations for Dermatologists
A review of the unique transition-related medical and aesthetic dermatologic needs of patients undergoing transition.
A Review of the Use of CBD and Other Cannabinoids in Pain Management
The therapeutic potential of cannabinoids to manage several clinical conditions, including pain, inflammation, sleep disorders, and epilepsy, is finding support through a growing body of evidence.
Ultraviolet Radiation Exposure Associated With Dermatomyositis Diagnosis
Researchers studied the role of individual determinants of ultraviolet radiation exposure prior to dermatomyositis diagnosis.
Morbidity Among Low-Income Older Americans Linked to Regional Affluence
Overall, researchers found that the health of low-income older Americans varies substantially by geographic region in a way that cannot be attributed to a narrow set of conditions or to one specific disease.
Topical Anesthetic Does Not Interfere With PDL Efficacy on Erythema
This study is among the first to evaluate the influence of the topical anesthetics (23% lidocaine/7% tetracaine and 7% lidocaine/7% tetracaine ointment) on the efficacy and safety of the treatment of non‐port-wine stain erythema by pulsed dye laser .
Readdressing Opioid Dose Tapering and Buprenorphine Indications
Recognizing prescription opioid dependence and expanding the use of buprenorphine could improve the quality of life for patients with chronic pain.
C-Reactive Protein Levels Potential Hematologic Marker of Severity in Alopecia Areata
Researchers believe their study to be among the first to show the relationship between the hematologic and inflammatory parameters of alopecia areata and disease severity.
Skipping Cancer Referral Appointments Linked to Earlier Death
U.K. study reveals that more than 5 percent of patients skip their urgent referral appointment
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