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AD apps for patients not meeting international standards
“Smartphone apps have emerged as a novel approach to support the self-management of conditions that require long-term care, such as eczema,”
By John Evans
Jun 17, 20193 min read


Rapamycin retards epigenetic aging of keratinocytes
Though the research has been conducted on human cells, and not the body, the finding is consistent with the independent observation that a v
By Dhiren Mahiban
Jun 10, 20192 min read


UV photos of sun damage promote protection through fear
Ultraviolet (UV) photographs appear to encourage sun-safe behaviour through eliciting a fear response, researchers report.
By John Evans
Jun 7, 20192 min read


Registration still open for the 2019 Skin Spectrum Summit in Vancouver
Registration space is still available for delegates to the 2019 Skin Spectrum Summit in Vancouver
Derm City
May 31, 20191 min read


Patients would give up nearly one-fifth of their earnings for hyperpigmentation clearance
“Our findings highlight the substantial effect that benign hyperpigmentation has on quality of life as measured by the amount of time and mo
By John Evans
May 31, 20192 min read


Sunscreens used optimally to prevent sunburn, allow excellent vitamin D synthesis
New research shows using sunscreen does not prevent vitamin D production. Vitamin D, which is vital for bone health, is produced by the skin
By Dhiren Mahiban
May 27, 20194 min read


Experimental laser microscope may treat skin conditions, cancer
“Our technology allows us to scan tissue quickly, and when we see a suspicious or abnormal cell structure, we can perform ultra-precise surg
By John Evans
May 24, 20192 min read


Tips to avoid the most common sunscreen mistakes
Dermatologists suggest seeking shade, wearing protective clothing and applying water-resistant sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. A rece
By Dhiren Mahiban
May 20, 20193 min read
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