Image by Darwinek via Wikimedia Commons Skin Foundation Africa , a Ghana-based non-profit group, is expanding its dermatology programs across the African continent to address persistent gaps in skin health services and education. The foundation’s approach highlights skin disease as a public health concern and aims to build local capacity for sustainable, evidence-driven care. The group was established by Dr. Kofi Ansah Brifo, a dermatologist who continues to support the organ

Skin Spectrum Summit: The Canadian Conference on Ethnodermatology invites you to join your colleagues for two inspiring days of...

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There is just over one week until the 4th annual Colloquium on the Black Patient in Dermatology  on Aug. 9, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00...

Ethnodermatology.com , the online portal for Skin Spectrum™ Quarterly: The Journal of Ethnodermatology ,™ is now live. In an increasingly...

Submissions are being accepted for the third annual Canadian Skin of Colour & Diversity Research Scholarship Program for dermatology residents, supported by Pfizer Canada . As part of our mutual commitment to empower dermatologists to elevate Canadian healthcare and knowledge, an independent committee of dermatologists seeks applications from Canadian dermatology residents across the country who have innovative projects to propose to address care gaps within skin diseases in

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