According to a recent study, patients with atopic dermatitis (AD) have a higher risk of non-melanoma skin cancers, such as squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma, than those without AD.
Melanoma rates higher in areas near farmlands
According to a recent study, counties in Pennsylvania near cultivated croplands had significantly higher melanoma rates compared to areas not near farmlands.
Bathing frequency not linked to worsening AD symptoms
According to a recent study, whether atopic dermatitis (AD) patients bathe weekly or daily has no impact on their symptoms.
Laser treatment therapy significantly effective for QoL in HS
According to a recent study, CO2 laser treatment significantly improved quality of life in patients with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS).
Atopic eczema linked to higher instances of suicidal thoughts
According to a recent study, adults with atopic eczema are much more likely to experience suicidal thoughts than those without atopic eczema.
Acne, hyperpigmentation linked to decreased self-esteem, anxiety in international students
According to a recent study, international students with acne and hyperpigmentation had decreased self-esteem, higher anxiety, and perceived impairment in academic success.
Mediterranean diet improves psoriasis severity, regardless of weight loss
According to a recent study, adults with mild-to-moderate psoriasis saw significant improvement in their disease severity while adopting a Mediterranean diet for a 16-week period alongside stable topical therapy.
New-onset depression, anxiety linked to HS, regardless of severity
According to a recent study, patients with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) had an increased risk of anxiety and new-onset depression that was not directly linked to disease severity.
Risk factors for AD recurrence after discontinuing dupilumab
According to a recent study, investigators uncovered key risk factors for disease recurrence in moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis (AD) patients after dupilumab discontinuation.
Early onset of HS more prevalent in females
According to a recent study, findings from a new study examining pediatric hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) found patients experience a significant delay in diagnosis. Researchers also linked the predominance of HS in female children with earlier age of onset and age at diagnosis.
