According to a recent study, sensitive skin syndrome is biologically distinct from rosacea and may require more targeted treatment.
Teen perceptions of sun protection, tanning linked to cancer risk behaviours
According to a recent study, how high school students perceive the costs of sun protection and rewards of tanning significantly affect sun-safe behaviours.
Melanoma immune cell composition may predict benefit from combination immunotherapy
According to a recent study, the tumour immune cell environment may determine whether or not a melanoma patient will respond to combination immunotherapy.
Sun safety campaigns may be linked to plateauing melanoma cases in Australia
According to a recent study, a plateauing of second primary invasive cutaneous melanoma cases in Australia may be linked to the success of sun safety campaigns.
Loneliness linked to inflammation, delayed healing in wound care patients
According to a recent study, loneliness—as measured with the UCLA Loneliness Scale—is linked in patients with chronic leg and foot wounds to an increased expression of genes related to inflammation.
Study shows no link between AD and early cardiovascular risk in children, adolescents
According to a recent study, there are no associations between atopic dermatitis (AD) and cardiovascular risk factors in children and adolescents.
Concomitant topical insulin and microneedling may increase effectiveness of treatment in acne patients
According to a recent study, adjunct topical insulin alongside microneedling decreases the rate of poor improvement scores in acne vulgaris patients.
Alopecia areata linked to higher risk of AD in patients
According to a recent study, patients with moderate to severe alopecia areata (AA) have a higher risk of developing atopic dermatitis (AD).
Researchers develop nanoparticles to remove melanoma with low-power laser light
Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a new nanoparticle to allow the removal of melanoma tumours using low-power laser light.
Researchers develop dissolved bubble microneedle patch for acne vulgaris
Researchers have developed a dissolved bubble microneedle patch that simultaneously delivers hydrophilic and hydrophobic medications directly into the skin of acne vulgaris patients.
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