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Reconsider gifting at-home beauty devices this holiday season
While treatments conducted by professionals can be beneficial to the patient, products designed to be used at home can have negative outcome
By Dhiren Mahiban
Dec 9, 20192 min read


Newborn's immune system detects harmful skin bacteria
Findings could lead to new strategies for fighting chronic skin disease.
By Dhiren Mahiban
Dec 2, 20192 min read


Topical rapamycin may slow skin aging
After eight months, the majority of the hands treated with rapamycin showed increases in collagen protein, and statistically significant low
By John Evans
Nov 29, 20192 min read


Genes show how much sun exposure could lead to melanoma
For those at high genetic risk, sun exposure in childhood is a strong contributing factor while people at low genetic risk develop melanoma
By Dhiren Mahiban
Nov 25, 20192 min read


New guidelines for opioid prescribing practices for dermatologists
In an effort to reduce opioid prescribing following dermatologic procedures a group of 40 board-certified dermatologists, including Mohs mic
By Dhiren Mahiban
Nov 18, 20192 min read


More effective rituximab dosing for pemphigus identified
“This is the first study to provide evidence for physicians to justify a lymphoma-dose regimen of rituximab when treating their patients wit
By John Evans
Nov 15, 20192 min read


AAD releases first guidelines for pediatric psoriasis treatment
Dermatologists say psoriasis may affect a child’s quality of life as much as diabetes, epilepsy and atopic dermatitis.
By Dhiren Mahiban
Nov 11, 20193 min read


Tape strips used to detect molecular changes in skin of children with eczema
Findings may help predict a child's response to eczema medicine and development of associated conditions like asthma and ADHD.
By Dhiren Mahiban
Oct 29, 20192 min read
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