pediatric dermatology

Chronic dermatologic conditions raise risk of attachment insecurity in young people

Young dermatology patients, particularly those with the anxious-preoccupied attachment style, have a higher risk of attachment insecurity...

Higher risk of autoimmune disorders in children of mothers with Alopecia Areata

A new study from Korea has determined that children of mothers with alopecia areata (AA) appear to be at higher risk of developing...

Oral JAK inhibitor treats adolescent alopecia areata

New findings show that the oral Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor ritlecitinib effectively treats alopecia areata in adolescents. The study...

Skin seeding shows clinical benefit for children with intractable vitiligo

South Korean researchers report that a skin seeding technique (SST) may help children with intractable vitiligo who do not show adequate...

AD prophylaxis in high-risk infants: Emollient emulsions may produce best outcomes

An assessment of various types of skin moisturizers suggests an emollient emulsion may be the most effective option to help prevent...

Parents of children with AD may recolonize them with S. aureus

Sharing of the microbiome through skin contact between children with atopic dermatitis (AD) and their caregivers may contribute to...

Dupilumab effective in relieving AD symptoms in children aged six months to six years

Children with eczema between the ages of six months and six years benefit from treatment with dupilumab, according to the results of a...

Reducing parent stress to prevent childhood AD

New findings suggest that combining routine pediatric care with teleconsultation and email newsletters to parents appears to effectively...

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