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Liposuction reduced pain in women with lipoedema, trial finds
A large, randomized trial found substantially greater pain relief with liposuction than with conservative therapy in female patients.
Allan Ryan
Sep 142 min read


Global study details inequity of access to dermatologic care
Image by Guilherme de Souza Vieira via Wikimedia Commons A cross-sectional study surveying 194 World Health Organization (WHO) member states and three additional geographic areas has identified significant global disparities in access to dermatologic care, particularly in lower-resource settings. The study, published in JAMA Dermatology (Aug. 26, 2026), assessed key metrics of access to dermatologic care through a 47-question Delphi-derived survey instrument. Researchers dist
John Evans
Sep 112 min read


VIDEO: Researchers develop wearable red light patch for wound healing
Researchers at Pohang University of Science and Technology and Konkuk University in South Korea have developed wearable patches that promoted wound healing using sunlight or room light
Jeremy Visser
Sep 91 min read


VIDEO: Conversation cards may be effective in improving HS care
Conversation cards may be an effective way to support patient-centred HS care
Jeremy Visser
Aug 261 min read


VIDEO: Researchers detail world-first scabies program effective in drastically reducing disease prevalence
A world-first program has drastically reduced scabies cases in the Solomon Islands and Fiji.
Jeremy Visser
Jul 291 min read


VIDEO: GLP-1 receptor agonists may be effective as adjunct therapy for skin diseases
GLP-1 receptor agonists may have potential applications as adjunct therapy for PsO, AD, HS, chronic wounds, and other skin conditions.
Jeremy Visser
Jul 221 min read
VIDEO: Children, elderly cases of viral skin diseases rising
Rates of viral skin diseases have been rising globally, with the highest icreases among children and the elderly
Jeremy Visser
Jul 151 min read


VIDEO: Loneliness linked to inflammation, delayed healing in wound care patients
Loneliness is linked in patients with chronic leg and foot wounds to an increased expression of genes related to inflammation.
Jeremy Visser
Apr 81 min read
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