Gaps Remain for Managing Rosacea in Patients With Skin of Color
Strategies to identify and manage rosacea in patients with skin of color are provided.
Strategies to identify and manage rosacea in patients with skin of color are provided.
The ideal duration for obtaining a positive repeated open application test (ROAT) for a topical product is investigated.
A review of dermatological adverse events associated with anti-glaucoma eye drop is provided.
The findings from 2 identical phase 3 trials that assessed the safety and efficacy of tapinarof 1% cream for plaque psoriasis are reviewed.
The demographics, clinical characteristics, patch test results, and occupational data for patients with medical adhesive contact allergy are characterized.
Author reviews a case of prurigo pigmentosa in a patient following the ketogenic diet and outlines a strategy to diagnose and treat this condition.
The ingredients in “clean” and traditional shampoos are compared to determine their differences in formulations and allergic potential.
A study shows stronger improvements than other options at 1 and 3 months in both signs and symptoms of ocular surface disease.
The percentage of positive and relevant allergens in those younger than 18 years with hand eczema referred for patch testing was determined.
The dermatologic aspects of COVID-19 infection are reviewed and identify the skin complications seen and preventative measures that can be taken.