Dermatology Guidelines Lack BIPOC-Specific Considerations
Investigators evaluated the prevalence of BIPOC representation within published dermatology clinical practice guidelines.
Investigators evaluated the prevalence of BIPOC representation within published dermatology clinical practice guidelines.
Patient awareness of sun damage doesn’t always translate into safer sun practices, finds Lisa Nyanda-Manola, MD. She describes how she counsels her patients, especially those with skin of color, to protect themselves.
Current treatment options for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), particularly in skin of color, are reviewed.
Recruiting African American patients into more clinical trials for cancer treatment is necessary to learn more about differences in results among different ethnic groups and provide more opportunities for underrepresented minorities to benefit from cutting-edge care. But it’s been a challenge, thanks in part to mistrust in the healthcare system and research among this population. …
Researchers identified cultural and practical differences among Asian American subgroups that should influence culturally aware counseling for these patients.
Researchers identified the characteristics and distribution of discoid lupus erythematosus skin lesions among Black vs non-Black patients.
Experts discuss unmet needs and disparities in dermatology practice and potential initiatives to reduce racial/ethnic disparities in clinical practice.
Disparities in dermatology and the role of ethnic skin centers in addressing these issues are discussed with Angela Lamb, MD.
Consensus statements regarding sunscreen use and the associated risks from sun exposure have been developed by a panel of experts.
We speak with Angela J. Lamb, MD, and Janiene Luke, MD, FAAD to learn more about the unique features of acne in patients with skin of color and how it is best treated.