Oral antihistamines show little meaningful benefit for AD and can even increase the risk of cognitive impairment in some patients

A new bio-inspired wound dressing material that captures and controls the release of growth factors involved in wound healing has shown promising results in animal and human skin models. The new material, developed by scientists at Imperial College London, U.K., accelerates wound healing and human skin repair by releasing these molecules only when migrating cells apply tension to the dressing. In new research published in Nature Materials, the dressings helped wounds on a mou

A world-first program has drastically reduced scabies cases in the Solomon Islands and Fiji.

In photodynamic therapy, a light-sensitive drug accumulates in cancer cells and is then activated by light, producing cell-killing molecules. Microneedles can help deliver the drug and distribute light more effectively within non-melanoma skin cancer. Image by M. Requena et al. A biodegradable microneedle patch designed to deliver treatment through the skin may also guide and scatter light, potentially allowing photodynamic therapy (PDT) to treat nonmelanoma skin cancers more

Schematic overview of the pathological skin-bone marrow axis driving psoriasis, based on findings from Kumamoto University researchers. The study revealed that inflamed skin produces G-CSF, which travels to the bone marrow to stimulate emergency granulopoiesis and the overproduction of neutrophils. These neutrophils then infiltrate the skin to worsen inflammation. As demonstrated in the research, experimental therapeutic interventions blocking either G-CSF (anti-G-CSF) or neu

GLP-1 receptor agonists may have potential applications as adjunct therapy for PsO, AD, HS, chronic wounds, and other skin conditions.