According to a recent study, induction therapy with ixekizumab in patients with moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis may offer faster symptom relief but shows lower long-term drug survival.
Recent study suggests plant-rich diets with low saturated fats may be associated with reduced PsO severity
According to a recent study, healthier eating patterns may be linked to psoriasis severity.
Oral roflumilast efficacious in treating moderate-to-severe plaque PsO
According to a recent real-world study, oral roflumilast was efficacious in reducing disease severity in moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.
Dermocosmetics as adjunctive therapy improves skin sensitivity, QoL in acne patients
According to a recent study, using dermocosmetics as adjunctive therapy improved skin sensitivity and reduced acne severity significantly in patients using retinoids.
GP, Dermatologist discuss therapeutic options for AD
Dr. Christine Neagoe and Dr. Mohannad Abu-Hilal from Hamilton, Ontario, recently discussed the management of atopic dermatitis (AD) through topical and systemic treatments on the Skin Spectrum Podcast.
Triple combination gel more effective than dyad formulations in treating acne
According to a recent study, a triple combination topical gel was shown to be more effective in treating acne than dyad formulations.
Inflammation may be linked to stomach problems in psoriasis patients
According to a recent study, inflammation in psoriasis patients may be tied to stomach problems.
Higher cumulative dosages linked to lower rates of acne relapse, isotretinoin retrial
According to a recent study, higher cumulative isotretinoin dosages have been associated with lower rates of acne relapse and isotretinoin retrial.
Researchers uncover new target for treatment of rosacea, inflammatory skin conditions
Researchers have uncovered a compound that target mast cells and may inhibit inflammation in patients with inflammatory skin conditions such as rosacea.
Researchers developing a ‘spray on, wash off’ bandage for epidermolysis bullosa
Researchers are working on developing a ‘spray on, wash off’ bandage for patients with epidermolysis bullosa. The details were recently published in a press release (Nov. 18, 2024).
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