Bacteremia Risk in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Prediction of sepsis via markers such as hypothermia and elevated procalcitonin
may allow for its early detection and management.
All articles by Dermatology Advisor Contributing Writer
Psoriasis Treatment Effective Through Online Health Model
Online care can be just as effective as office visits for reducing functional impairments and depression in patients with psoriasis.
Microfocused Ultrasound With Visualization May Lessen Symptoms of Rosacea
One, not two, is the optimum when it comes to MFU-V with visualization treatment for rosacea.
Recommendations for Caring for Those Who Are Incapacitated and Unrepresented
Despite the challenge of decision making for unrepresented patients, few laws or professional organization policy statements offer a solution.
Hospitals Should Adopt Protocols to Support Trainees Against Discrimination
Article offers 5 concrete protocols for supporting trainees when they encounter patient discrimination.
Brodalumab Has Sustained Efficacy and Safety Profile in Psoriasis
Brodalumab demonstrates long-term safety and efficacy for treatment of psoriasis – even in those who received prior systemic therapy.
Improved Patient-Reported Outcomes With Dupilumab for Atopic Dermatitis
Dupilumab may effect more than just symptoms of atopic dermatitis as patients report improvement in anxiety, depression, and HRQoL.
Fire Needle Therapy Safe and Effective for Moderate to Severe Acne
Fire needle therapy can be used as a primary treatment, as an alternative to pharmaceuticals, or combined with pharmaceuticals.
When Should HCPs Communicate Familial Genetic Risk?
Healthcare providers have a high-profile and continuing dilemma: specifically whether one’s sense of duty of care to genetic relatives of a patient helps or hinders decision making in cases where a patient’s genetic information may be pertinent to the health of the patient’s family members.
Photodynamic Therapy Using 10% ALA Found to Be Effective in Severe Acne
Using higher concentrations of 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA) gel with photodynamic therapy is more effective in reducing inflammatory lesions than lower concentrations.
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