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Oral Icotrokinra Shows Strong Short-Term Efficacy in Plaque Psoriasis, Meta-Analysis Finds
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Oral icotrokinra, a selective interleukin-23 receptor antagonist, demonstrated significant improvements in skin clearance and patient-reported outcomes in moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.
Oral icotrokinra, a selective interleukin-23 receptor antagonist, demonstrated significant improvements in skin clearance and patient-reported outcomes in moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.
Oral icotrokinra, a selective...
04/07/2026
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News
Updated Review Highlights Diagnostic Tools and Treatment Strategies for Scalp Psoriasis
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Scalp psoriasis, affecting up to 80% of patients with psoriasis, remains a common and often difficult-to-treat manifestation.
Scalp psoriasis, affecting up to 80% of patients with psoriasis, remains a common and often difficult-to-treat manifestation.
Scalp psoriasis, affecting up to...
04/07/2026
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News
Circulating CIRP Levels Elevated in Psoriasis, Suggesting Novel Inflammatory Pathway
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Cold-inducible RNA-binding protein, a stress-response molecule with emerging immunologic relevance, may contribute to psoriasis pathogenesis.
Cold-inducible RNA-binding protein, a stress-response molecule with emerging immunologic relevance, may contribute to psoriasis pathogenesis.
Cold-inducible RNA-binding...
04/07/2026
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News
PPAR Pathways Link Psoriasis Inflammation With Metabolic Comorbidities, Review Finds
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors may represent a key mechanistic bridge between cutaneous inflammation and metabolic dysfunction in psoriasis.
Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors may represent a key mechanistic bridge between cutaneous inflammation and metabolic dysfunction in psoriasis.
Peroxisome...
04/07/2026
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Derm Dx
What Caused This Truncal Rash?
04/07/2026
George G. Papadeas, BS; Nicolia S. Christy, PA-C; Aamir N. Hussain, MD, MAPP
A 16-year-old African American adolescent boy with no known past medical history presented with a dark eruption involving the chest and abdomen ongoing for 1 year.
A 16-year-old African American adolescent boy with no known past medical history presented with a dark eruption involving the chest and abdomen ongoing for 1 year.
A 16-year-old African American...
04/07/2026
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Feature
Skin Barrier Lipid Dysregulation in Early Infant Eczema: A Window Into Atopy
04/07/2026
Maddie Moll, BS; Yash Jani, BS; Mallory Suhling, DO; Emily Deehan, BS; Neena Edupuganti, BA; Bijoy Shah, BS; Lena Speir, BS; Kelly Frasier, DO, MS
Early lipid-targeted interventions may restore barrier function, reduce inflammation, and prevent progression to systemic atopy.
Early lipid-targeted interventions may restore barrier function, reduce inflammation, and prevent progression to systemic atopy.
Early lipid-targeted...
04/07/2026
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Surgical Pearls
Serial Tacking Sutures to Reduce Seroma Formation in Dermatologic Surgery
04/06/2026
Levon Karamanoukian; Kushagra Tewari, BS; Raed Rtail, MD
As persistent and contained collections of fluid, seromas and hematomas are usually found within subcutaneous pockets that are iatrogenically created by wide undermining above or below the fascia.
As persistent and contained collections of fluid, seromas and hematomas are usually found within subcutaneous pockets that are iatrogenically created by wide undermining above or below the fascia.
As persistent and contained...
04/06/2026
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NRS Approved Features
Artificial Intelligence for Rosacea Diagnosis Shows Both Promise and Shortcomings
04/06/2026
Eden Robins
Recent studies point to the potential of using artificial intelligence models to diagnose dermatologic conditions while noting that the current state of these tools may lead to misdiagnosis, inaccurate information, and inaccessible language.
Recent studies point to the potential of using artificial intelligence models to diagnose dermatologic conditions while noting that the current state of these tools may lead to misdiagnosis, inaccurate information, and inaccessible language.
Recent studies point to the...
04/06/2026
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Spotlight
A Conversation With Crystal Aguh, MD
04/06/2026
Benjamin Barankin, MD, FRCPC
Dr Crystal Aguh is an associate professor of dermatology and director of the ethnic skin program at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
Dr Crystal Aguh is an associate professor of dermatology and director of the ethnic skin program at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
Dr Crystal Aguh is an associate...
04/06/2026
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Feature
Exploring GLP-1 Therapy in Psoriatic Disease and Hidradenitis Suppurativa
04/06/2026
Jonathan Aun, MD; Riya Gandhi, MA
Cardiologist Dr Jonathan Aun discusses the emerging role of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists as anti-inflammatory tools in cardiometabolic risk reduction and their potential implications for inflammatory skin disease.
Cardiologist Dr Jonathan Aun discusses the emerging role of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists as anti-inflammatory tools in cardiometabolic risk reduction and their potential implications for inflammatory skin disease.
Cardiologist Dr Jonathan Aun...
04/06/2026
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Insights
Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria: Type 2 Inflammation and Mast Cell Hyperreactivity
04/06/2026
Raj Chovatiya, MD, PhD; Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Raj Chovatiya unpacks how type 2 cytokines drive the unpredictable itch and hives associated with this disease state.
Dr Raj Chovatiya unpacks how type 2 cytokines drive the unpredictable itch and hives associated with this disease state.
Dr Raj Chovatiya unpacks how...
04/06/2026
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From The Issue

Derm Dx
What Caused This Truncal Rash?
04/07/2026
George G. Papadeas, BS; Nicolia S. Christy, PA-C; Aamir N. Hussain, MD, MAPP
A 16-year-old African American adolescent boy with no known past medical history presented with a dark eruption involving the chest and abdomen ongoing for 1 year.
A 16-year-old African American adolescent boy with no known past medical history presented with a dark eruption involving the chest and abdomen ongoing for 1 year.
A 16-year-old African American...
04/07/2026
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Cover Story
Evolution of Aesthetics in Dermatology
04/06/2026
Michael H. Gold, MD, FAAD; Brian S. Biesman, MD, FACS; Riya Gandhi, MA
As aesthetic and medical dermatology continue to converge, the therapeutic toolbox has never been more expansive. Join Drs Gold and Biesman in uncovering the latest developments.
As aesthetic and medical dermatology continue to converge, the therapeutic toolbox has never been more expansive. Join Drs Gold and Biesman in uncovering the latest developments.
As aesthetic and medical...
04/06/2026
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Clinical Tips
Improving New Treatment Adherence
04/06/2026
Benjamin Barankin, MD, FRCPC
Keep these tips in mind for your next appointment!
Keep these tips in mind for your next appointment!
Keep these tips in mind for your...
04/06/2026
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Cover Story
More Than Cosmetic: Reframing Hyperpigmentation as a Clinical and Psychosocial Priority
03/09/2026
Oyetewa Boluwatito Asempa, MD, FAAD; Coleen Stern, MA; Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Oyetewa Asempa explores the clinical, psychosocial, and equity-driven imperatives reshaping how dermatologists diagnose and treat hyperpigmentation disorders in patients with skin of color.
Dr Oyetewa Asempa explores the clinical, psychosocial, and equity-driven imperatives reshaping how dermatologists diagnose and treat hyperpigmentation disorders in patients with skin of color.
Dr Oyetewa Asempa explores the...
03/09/2026
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Feature Story
Biosimilars in Dermatology: What Clinicians Need to Know in 2026
03/09/2026
Omar Raheel, BA; Jade Bajic, BSc; Ryan Hirsh, BS; Steven R. Feldman, MD, PhD
Get the answers to key questions about biosimilars, including what they are, how they are regulated, and how they affect prescribing, insurance coverage, and patient care.
Get the answers to key questions about biosimilars, including what they are, how they are regulated, and how they affect prescribing, insurance coverage, and patient care.
Get the answers to key questions...
03/09/2026
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Feature Story
Beyond the Gut: Recognizing and Managing Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Dermatologic Practice
03/09/2026
David Fudman, MD; Riya Gandhi, MA
Gastroenterologist Dr David Fudman examines our evolving understanding of the gut-skin axis and the pivotal role dermatologists play in identifying and comanaging the cutaneous symptoms of luminal disease.
Gastroenterologist Dr David Fudman examines our evolving understanding of the gut-skin axis and the pivotal role dermatologists play in identifying and comanaging the cutaneous symptoms of luminal disease.
Gastroenterologist Dr David...
03/09/2026
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Derm Dx
What Is This Persistent Scaly Plaque in the Axilla?
03/09/2026
Aamir N. Hussain, MD, MAPP; Umayr R. Shaikh, MPH; Kabir Al-Tariq, MS; David Terrano, MD, PhD
A 55-year-old woman with a history of hypertension and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease presented with a pruritic rash localized to her right axilla for 2 months.
A 55-year-old woman with a history of hypertension and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease presented with a pruritic rash localized to her right axilla for 2 months.
A 55-year-old woman with a...
03/09/2026
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HSF-Reviewed Content
From Reactive to Proactive: Building Longitudinal Care Plans That Actually Work for Hidradenitis Suppurativa
03/09/2026
Mondana Ghias, MD, FAAD
Through a longitudinal approach, care teams can achieve greater clarity, stability, and long-term disease control.
Through a longitudinal approach, care teams can achieve greater clarity, stability, and long-term disease control.
Through a longitudinal approach,...
03/09/2026
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Clinical Tips
The “Email Yourself” Reflection Habit
03/09/2026
Benjamin Barankin, MD, FRCPC
Keep these tips and pearls from dermatologic experts in mind for your next appointment.
Keep these tips and pearls from dermatologic experts in mind for your next appointment.
Keep these tips and pearls from...
03/09/2026
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Derm Dx
What Caused These Changes on the Shins?
01/30/2026
Bruh Alem, MD; Aklilu Melaku, MD; Amor Khachemoune, MD, FAAD, FACMS
A 72-year-old man with a history of type 2 diabetes, obesity, and hypertension presented with multiple firm, well-circumscribed, reddish-brown, cystic lesions on both shins but more pronounced on his right shin.
A 72-year-old man with a history of type 2 diabetes, obesity, and hypertension presented with multiple firm, well-circumscribed, reddish-brown, cystic lesions on both shins but more pronounced on his right shin.
A 72-year-old man with a history...
01/30/2026
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Multimedia

Heberton
Videos
Managing EGFR Skin Toxicities
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
This interview focuses on the most common EGFR inhibitor–associated skin adverse events, when they typically emerge, and practical strategies to reduce severity—including skincare routines, photoprotection, and prophylactic approaches.
This interview focuses on the most common EGFR inhibitor–associated skin adverse events, when they typically emerge, and practical strategies to reduce severity—including skincare routines, photoprotection, and prophylactic approaches.
This interview focuses on the...
04/01/2026
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Amy paller
Videos
Disease Biology and Early Recognition in Atopic Dermatitis
04/01/2026
Amy S. Paller, MD, MS; Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Amy Paller discusses how recognizing pediatric atopic dermatitis as a type 2 inflammatory disease has transformed early treatment strategies, enabling safer and more proactive use of targeted therapies.
Dr Amy Paller discusses how recognizing pediatric atopic dermatitis as a type 2 inflammatory disease has transformed early treatment strategies, enabling safer and more proactive use of targeted therapies.
Dr Amy Paller discusses how...
04/01/2026
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Joseph F. Merola, MD, MMSc, and Colby Evans, MD
Videos
Autoimmune Serologies in Dermatology
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Joseph Merola breaks down how dermatologists can accurately interpret autoimmune serologies, with a focus on ANA testing, clinical context, and avoiding unnecessary labs.
Dr Joseph Merola breaks down how dermatologists can accurately interpret autoimmune serologies, with a focus on ANA testing, clinical context, and avoiding unnecessary labs.
Dr Joseph Merola breaks down how...
04/01/2026
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Melissa Mauskar, MD
Videos
Practical Pearls of Vulvar Dermatoses
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Melissa Mauskar discusses common diagnostic pitfalls in vulvar dermatoses, including overlapping conditions and misdiagnosis of lichen sclerosus versus genitourinary syndrome of menopause.
Dr Melissa Mauskar discusses common diagnostic pitfalls in vulvar dermatoses, including overlapping conditions and misdiagnosis of lichen sclerosus versus genitourinary syndrome of menopause.
Dr Melissa Mauskar discusses...
04/01/2026
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Guttman
Videos
Chronic Hand Eczema: Pathways and Emerging Therapies
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Emma Guttman explains how chronic hand eczema is now understood as a heterogeneous disease driven by different immune pathways depending on underlying causes.
Dr Emma Guttman explains how chronic hand eczema is now understood as a heterogeneous disease driven by different immune pathways depending on underlying causes.
Dr Emma Guttman explains how...
04/01/2026
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Elman
Videos
Baseline Screening and Monitoring for Biologics and Small Molecules
04/01/2026
Scott Andrew Elman, MD, FAAD; Riya Gandhi, MA
Are dermatologists overtesting patients on biologics and new oral therapies? Dr Scott Elman explains how mechanism-based screening can reduce unnecessary testing while maintaining patient safety.
Are dermatologists overtesting patients on biologics and new oral therapies? Dr Scott Elman explains how mechanism-based screening can reduce unnecessary testing while maintaining patient safety.
Are dermatologists overtesting...
04/01/2026
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brad glick
Videos
Oral Therapies in Psoriasis
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Brad Glick discusses persistent unmet needs in psoriasis care, including undertreatment, low systemic therapy adoption, and challenges in high-impact disease areas.
Dr Brad Glick discusses persistent unmet needs in psoriasis care, including undertreatment, low systemic therapy adoption, and challenges in high-impact disease areas.
Dr Brad Glick discusses...
04/01/2026
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Videos
Hidradenitis Suppurativa: Early Recognition, IL-17 Targeted Therapies, and Multidisciplinary Care
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Jack O’Brien discusses how dermatologists can reduce diagnostic delays in hidradenitis suppurativa by recognizing early clinical signs such as recurrent abscesses in intertriginous areas and associated acne.
Dr Jack O’Brien discusses how dermatologists can reduce diagnostic delays in hidradenitis suppurativa by recognizing early clinical signs such as recurrent abscesses in intertriginous areas and associated acne.
Dr Jack O’Brien discusses how...
04/01/2026
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Asempa
Videos
Improving Dermatology Measures for Skin of Color and Underrepresented Groups
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
This interview examines the limitations of commonly used dermatology outcome measures in patients with skin of color and other underrepresented populations.
This interview examines the limitations of commonly used dermatology outcome measures in patients with skin of color and other underrepresented populations.
This interview examines the...
04/01/2026
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Orgill
Videos
Mohs Reconstruction Collaboration
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Dr Dennis Orgill discusses when dermatologists should involve plastic surgeons after Mohs surgery, particularly for complex defects in high-visibility areas such as the nose, eyes, and mouth.
Dr Dennis Orgill discusses when dermatologists should involve plastic surgeons after Mohs surgery, particularly for complex defects in high-visibility areas such as the nose, eyes, and mouth.
Dr Dennis Orgill discusses when...
04/01/2026
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Partner Reviewed

NRS Approved Features
Artificial Intelligence for Rosacea Diagnosis Shows Both Promise and Shortcomings
04/06/2026
Eden Robins
Recent studies point to the potential of using artificial intelligence models to diagnose dermatologic conditions while noting that the current state of these tools may lead to misdiagnosis, inaccurate information, and inaccessible language.
Recent studies point to the potential of using artificial intelligence models to diagnose dermatologic conditions while noting that the current state of these tools may lead to misdiagnosis, inaccurate information, and inaccessible language.
Recent studies point to the...
04/06/2026
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NEA Approved Features
Supporting the Transition to Self-Managed Care in Adolescents and Young Adults With Atopic Dermatitis
03/09/2026
Allison Loiselle, PhD; Jessica Garlewicz
The National Eczema Association offers practical guidance on assessing transition readiness and empowering adolescents and young adults as they move toward independent atopic dermatitis care.
The National Eczema Association offers practical guidance on assessing transition readiness and empowering adolescents and young adults as they move toward independent atopic dermatitis care.
The National Eczema Association...
03/09/2026
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NRS Approved Features
Do Fungi Play a Role in Rosacea?
01/30/2026
Andrew Huff
Imbalances in the mycobiome may contribute to the development of this chronic skin condition.
Imbalances in the mycobiome may contribute to the development of this chronic skin condition.
Imbalances in the mycobiome may...
01/30/2026
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NPF Endorsed Features
Position Statement: Routine TB Testing for IL-17 and IL-23 Inhibitors
01/30/2026
Lisa Kuhns, PhD, MD
A new NPF Medical Board/International Psoriasis Council joint position statement concludes that routine latent tuberculosis infection testing is unnecessary for patients with psoriasis who are taking IL-17 or IL-23 inhibitors.
A new NPF Medical Board/International Psoriasis Council joint position statement concludes that routine latent tuberculosis infection testing is unnecessary for patients with psoriasis who are taking IL-17 or IL-23 inhibitors.
A new NPF Medical...
01/30/2026
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NAAF-Reviewed Content
Managing Alopecia Areata With JAK Inhibitors: Timing, Response, and Long-Term Strategy
01/30/2026
Brett A. King, MD, PhD
As JAK inhibitors reshape the treatment landscape for alopecia areata, clinicians face new questions about when to initiate treatment, therapeutic expectations, and management over time.
As JAK inhibitors reshape the treatment landscape for alopecia areata, clinicians face new questions about when to initiate treatment, therapeutic expectations, and management over time.
As JAK inhibitors reshape the...
01/30/2026
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NEA Approved Features
Patient Self-Monitoring and Shared Decision-Making in Atopic Dermatitis
12/09/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
As eczema care continues to progress toward different treat-to-target and other shared treatment goals with patients, self-monitoring can be integral to support this evolving care framework.
As eczema care continues to progress toward different treat-to-target and other shared treatment goals with patients, self-monitoring can be integral to support this evolving care framework.
As eczema care continues to...
12/09/2025
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NAAF-Reviewed Content
Psychosocial Impact of Alopecia Areata in Pediatric Populations
10/06/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
Integrating mental health assessment and support into our management of this disease in children and adolescents is imperative to ensure positive quality of life outcomes.
Integrating mental health assessment and support into our management of this disease in children and adolescents is imperative to ensure positive quality of life outcomes.
Integrating mental health...
10/06/2025
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NPF Endorsed Features
Psoriatic Disease and the Domino Effect of Comorbidities
10/06/2025
Lisa Kuhns, PhD, MD
Research has consistently shown that people with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis face higher rates of serious comorbidities
Research has consistently shown that people with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis face higher rates of serious comorbidities
Research has consistently shown...
10/06/2025
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NRS Approved Features
New Study Finds Skin Microbiome Differences Between Rosacea and Similar Conditions
10/06/2025
Andrew Huff
The community of microorganisms present on our skin may play an important role in the development of steroid-induced rosacea and perioral dermatitis.
The community of microorganisms present on our skin may play an important role in the development of steroid-induced rosacea and perioral dermatitis.
The community of microorganisms...
10/06/2025
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Cover Story
Janus Kinase Inhibitors and Alopecia Areata: From Data to Dialogue
09/08/2025
Justin M. Ko, MD, MBA
Dr Justin Ko shares patient-centered strategies for discussing boxed warnings, risk assessment, and therapeutic goals.
Dr Justin Ko shares patient-centered strategies for discussing boxed warnings, risk assessment, and therapeutic goals.
Dr Justin Ko shares...
09/08/2025
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News and FDA Alerts

News
Oral Icotrokinra Shows Strong Short-Term Efficacy in Plaque Psoriasis, Meta-Analysis Finds
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Oral icotrokinra, a selective interleukin-23 receptor antagonist, demonstrated significant improvements in skin clearance and patient-reported outcomes in moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.
Oral icotrokinra, a selective interleukin-23 receptor antagonist, demonstrated significant improvements in skin clearance and patient-reported outcomes in moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.
Oral icotrokinra, a selective...
04/07/2026
The Dermatologist
News
Updated Review Highlights Diagnostic Tools and Treatment Strategies for Scalp Psoriasis
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Scalp psoriasis, affecting up to 80% of patients with psoriasis, remains a common and often difficult-to-treat manifestation.
Scalp psoriasis, affecting up to 80% of patients with psoriasis, remains a common and often difficult-to-treat manifestation.
Scalp psoriasis, affecting up to...
04/07/2026
The Dermatologist
News
Circulating CIRP Levels Elevated in Psoriasis, Suggesting Novel Inflammatory Pathway
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Cold-inducible RNA-binding protein, a stress-response molecule with emerging immunologic relevance, may contribute to psoriasis pathogenesis.
Cold-inducible RNA-binding protein, a stress-response molecule with emerging immunologic relevance, may contribute to psoriasis pathogenesis.
Cold-inducible RNA-binding...
04/07/2026
The Dermatologist
News
PPAR Pathways Link Psoriasis Inflammation With Metabolic Comorbidities, Review Finds
04/07/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors may represent a key mechanistic bridge between cutaneous inflammation and metabolic dysfunction in psoriasis.
Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors may represent a key mechanistic bridge between cutaneous inflammation and metabolic dysfunction in psoriasis.
Peroxisome...
04/07/2026
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News
The Latest in Psoriasis Research
04/06/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
Stay current with this roundup of 4 recent psoriatic disease studies.
Stay current with this roundup of 4 recent psoriatic disease studies.
Stay current with this roundup...
04/06/2026
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News
Dupilumab Significantly Increases Itch- and Hive-Free Days in Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Phase 3 data show more than 19 additional symptom-free days with dupilumab vs placebo over 24 weeks.
Phase 3 data show more than 19 additional symptom-free days with dupilumab vs placebo over 24 weeks.
Phase 3 data show more than 19...
04/01/2026
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News
Zasocitinib Shows Rapid Onset of Action Linked to TYK2 Pathway Modulation in Plaque Psoriasis
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Phase 2b data reveal early biomarker changes correlating with clinical improvement as early as week 4.
Phase 2b data reveal early biomarker changes correlating with clinical improvement as early as week 4.
Phase 2b data reveal early...
04/01/2026
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News
Tildrakizumab Improves Nail Psoriasis Severity and Pain With Sustained Efficacy Through 52 Weeks
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Phase 3b trial shows meaningful improvements in nail outcomes and pain, with durable responses and consistent safety.
Phase 3b trial shows meaningful improvements in nail outcomes and pain, with durable responses and consistent safety.
Phase 3b trial shows meaningful...
04/01/2026
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News
Tralokinumab Demonstrates Sustained Real-World Effectiveness in Patients With Skin of Color and Atopic Dermatitis
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
TRACE study data show consistent improvements in disease severity and quality of life over 12 months in an underrepresented population.
TRACE study data show consistent improvements in disease severity and quality of life over 12 months in an underrepresented population.
TRACE study data show consistent...
04/01/2026
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burden of disease
News
Roflumilast Cream 0.05% Provides Sustained Improvements in Quality of Life and Family Impact in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis
04/01/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Long-term extension data show durable caregiver-reported benefits and symptom control through 56 weeks in children aged 2 to 5 years.
Long-term extension data show durable caregiver-reported benefits and symptom control through 56 weeks in children aged 2 to 5 years.
Long-term extension data show...
04/01/2026
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Quizzes and Polls

Quiz
Type 2 Inflammation and Early Systemic Therapy in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis
04/05/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Assess advanced clinical reasoning in pediatric atopic dermatitis, including implications of type 2 inflammation for diagnosis, treatment timing, and systemic therapy decisions.
Assess advanced clinical reasoning in pediatric atopic dermatitis, including implications of type 2 inflammation for diagnosis, treatment timing, and systemic therapy decisions.
Assess advanced clinical...
04/05/2026
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Quiz
Disease Heterogeneity in PN
03/15/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Challenge your understanding of direct and indirect cytokine–nerve interactions and mechanical hypersensitivity of type 2 signaling in prurigo nodularis.
Challenge your understanding of direct and indirect cytokine–nerve interactions and mechanical hypersensitivity of type 2 signaling in prurigo nodularis.
Challenge your understanding of...
03/15/2026
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Quiz
Rethinking Severity and JAK Inhibitor Strategy in Alopecia Areata
03/12/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
How should clinicians redefine severe alopecia areata? When is it appropriate to treat ≤20% scalp involvement with oral JAK inhibitors? This expert-level quiz explores remission durability, treatment withdrawal, and practical strategies for...
How should clinicians redefine severe alopecia areata? When is it appropriate to treat ≤20% scalp involvement with oral JAK inhibitors? This expert-level quiz explores remission durability, treatment withdrawal, and practical strategies for...
How should clinicians redefine...
03/12/2026
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Quiz
Cytokine Hierarchy and Sustained Pruritus in PN
03/10/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Explore the hierarchical and cooperative roles of IL-4, IL-13, and IL-31 in sustaining chronic itch and inflammation in prurigo nodularis.
Explore the hierarchical and cooperative roles of IL-4, IL-13, and IL-31 in sustaining chronic itch and inflammation in prurigo nodularis.
Explore the hierarchical and...
03/10/2026
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Quiz
Type 2 Inflammation as a Pathogenic Driver in Prurigo Nodularis
03/05/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Test your understanding of how type 2 immune signaling drives chronic itch in prurigo nodularis through complex neuroimmune interactions.
Test your understanding of how type 2 immune signaling drives chronic itch in prurigo nodularis through complex neuroimmune interactions.
Test your understanding of how...
03/05/2026
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psoriasis
Quiz
Distinguishing Feature of Generalized Pustular Psoriasis
03/02/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
What is a key distinguishing feature of generalized pustular psoriasis that differentiates it from plaque psoriasis?
What is a key distinguishing feature of generalized pustular psoriasis that differentiates it from plaque psoriasis?
What is a key distinguishing...
03/02/2026
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psoriasis
Quiz
Quiz: Misdiagnosis of Generalized Pustular Psoriasis
03/02/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
What is the reason generalized pustular psoriasis is often misdiagnosed?
What is the reason generalized pustular psoriasis is often misdiagnosed?
What is the reason generalized...
03/02/2026
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Quiz
Allergic Disease Progression: Genetics and Environment
02/26/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Explore the relationship between allergic disease trends, genetic timelines, and the clinical framework used to describe the progression of atopic conditions across childhood.
Explore the relationship between allergic disease trends, genetic timelines, and the clinical framework used to describe the progression of atopic conditions across childhood.
Explore the relationship between...
02/26/2026
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Quiz
Early Intervention Strategies in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis
02/26/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Assess your understanding of early skin barrier interventions in infants and the clinical rationale for prompt treatment of atopic dermatitis in young children, including implications for long-term disease outcomes.
Assess your understanding of early skin barrier interventions in infants and the clinical rationale for prompt treatment of atopic dermatitis in young children, including implications for long-term disease outcomes.
Assess your understanding of...
02/26/2026
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Quiz
Air Pollution and Atopic Disease: Evaluating Epidemiologic Evidence
02/26/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Test your knowledge of the epidemiologic data examining environmental exposures and their association with atopic disease development. This quiz explores key population-level observations shaping modern allergy research.
Test your knowledge of the epidemiologic data examining environmental exposures and their association with atopic disease development. This quiz explores key population-level observations shaping modern allergy research.
Test your knowledge of the...
02/26/2026
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Professional Development

Dr Adam Friedman
Podcasts
The Real Derm: Episode 5, Diving Deep Into the DermPath Pathway: A Candidate's Perspective
07/10/2025
Adam Friedman, MD
Climbing the mountain to get to dermatology residency is bone breaking enough, but what about the next apex, even more specialized training such as a Dermatopathology Fellowship?
Climbing the mountain to get to dermatology residency is bone breaking enough, but what about the next apex, even more specialized training such as a Dermatopathology Fellowship?
Climbing the mountain to get to...
07/10/2025
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Dr. Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath
Podcasts
The Elderderm: Episode 4, Combatting Barriers to Care For Elder Patients
10/16/2024
Adam Friedman, MD
Collaboration and consideration are key to a successful medical intervention.
Collaboration and consideration are key to a successful medical intervention.
Collaboration and consideration...
10/16/2024
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The ElderDerm: Episode 3, Shared- Decision Making
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The ElderDerm: Episode 3, Shared-Decision Making
05/16/2024
Adam Friedman, MD; Jaya Manjunath
In our next segment of the ElderDerm Podcast, listen to co-hosts Dr Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath discuss what shared decision-making is, and why it is important in dermatology.
In our next segment of the ElderDerm Podcast, listen to co-hosts Dr Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath discuss what shared decision-making is, and why it is important in dermatology.
In our next segment of the...
05/16/2024
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Aging and Geriatric Evaluation in Dermatology
Podcasts
The ElderDerm: Episode 2, Aging and Geriatric Evaluation in Dermatology
04/22/2024
Adam Friedman, MD; Jaya Manjunath
In this episode of the ElderDerm Podcast, co-hosts Dr Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath discuss the Aging and Geriatric Evaluation in Dermatology (AGED) workgroup.
In this episode of the ElderDerm Podcast, co-hosts Dr Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath discuss the Aging and Geriatric Evaluation in Dermatology (AGED) workgroup.
In this episode of the ElderDerm...
04/22/2024
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ElderDerm
Podcasts
The ElderDerm: Episode 1, Geriatric Dermatology
01/29/2024
Jaya Manjunath; Adam Friedman, MD
Listen to the first ElderDerm Podcast, where co-hosts Dr Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath discuss what is geriatric dermatology, and why there is a need for this area in training.
Listen to the first ElderDerm Podcast, where co-hosts Dr Adam Friedman and Jaya Manjunath discuss what is geriatric dermatology, and why there is a need for this area in training.
Listen to the first ElderDerm...
01/29/2024
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Clinical Insights
Addressing Unmet Needs in Psoriatic Arthritis: Diagnosis, Pathogenesis, and Newer/Emerging Oral Therapies
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
Dr Wells delivered a forward-thinking discussion on psoriatic arthritis, emphasizing that up to 30% of patients with psoriasis develop PsA and reinforcing that psoriasis is a systemic inflammatory.
Dr Wells delivered a forward-thinking discussion on psoriatic arthritis, emphasizing that up to 30% of patients with psoriasis develop PsA and reinforcing that psoriasis is a systemic inflammatory.
Dr Wells delivered a...
03/02/2026
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Blauvelt
Clinical Insights
Transforming Psoriasis Care: Oral IL-23 Therapy and the Next Frontier in Patient-Centered Treatment
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
Dr Blauvelt emphasized that psoriasis should be approached as a whole-person disease, one that affects mental health and is associated with systemic comorbidities.
Dr Blauvelt emphasized that psoriasis should be approached as a whole-person disease, one that affects mental health and is associated with systemic comorbidities.
Dr Blauvelt emphasized that...
03/02/2026
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Werth
Clinical Insights
Advances in Dermatomyositis: The Evolving Landscape and Potential Role of Novel Therapies to Improve Disease Outcomes
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
Dermatomyositis is a systemic autoimmune myopathy with prominent cutaneous features and significant heterogeneity across organ involvement, autoantibody profiles, and disease course.
Dermatomyositis is a systemic autoimmune myopathy with prominent cutaneous features and significant heterogeneity across organ involvement, autoantibody profiles, and disease course.
Dermatomyositis is a systemic...
03/02/2026
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Gottlieb
Clinical Insights
Reimagining Hidradenitis Suppurativa Care: Early Recognition, Therapeutic Innovation, and Multidisciplinary Care Across the Patient Journey
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
During an expert discussion, speakers emphasized that improving outcomes in HS requires earlier recognition, reduction of diagnostic delay, coordinated referral systems, and integration of medical and surgical management.
During an expert discussion, speakers emphasized that improving outcomes in HS requires earlier recognition, reduction of diagnostic delay, coordinated referral systems, and integration of medical and surgical management.
During an expert discussion,...
03/02/2026
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Asempa
Clinical Insights
Advancing Inclusive Outcome Measures in Dermatology
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
In a recent panel discussion, Dr Asempa and Dr Alexis emphasized that without inclusive trial design and culturally responsive terminology, we risk biased severity assessments and inequitable treatment decisions.
In a recent panel discussion, Dr Asempa and Dr Alexis emphasized that without inclusive trial design and culturally responsive terminology, we risk biased severity assessments and inequitable treatment decisions.
In a recent panel discussion, Dr...
03/02/2026
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Krueger
Clinical Insights
Advancing Oral Therapies in Psoriasis: Targeted Innovation for Improved Disease Control and Patient Adherence
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
At a recent session led by Dr Krueger and Dr Glick, evolving strategies for evaluating and treating moderate-to-severe psoriasis were highlighted, with particular attention to high-impact areas.
At a recent session led by Dr Krueger and Dr Glick, evolving strategies for evaluating and treating moderate-to-severe psoriasis were highlighted, with particular attention to high-impact areas.
At a recent session led by Dr...
03/02/2026
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Yosipovitch
Clinical Insights
Rapid Neuromodulation and Mast Cell Targeting in Chronic Pruritus
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
Dr Yosipovitch emphasized that effective itch management requires directly targeting neuronal signaling pathways and mast cell activation, particularly in itch-dominant diseases such as prurigo nodularis.
Dr Yosipovitch emphasized that effective itch management requires directly targeting neuronal signaling pathways and mast cell activation, particularly in itch-dominant diseases such as prurigo nodularis.
Dr Yosipovitch emphasized that...
03/02/2026
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Yoo
Clinical Insights
Ultrasound as a Transformative Tool in Dermatology: From Cosmetic Imaging to Hidradenitis Suppurativa Assessment and Emerging Therapies
03/02/2026
Hermon Feron, BA; Victoria Garfinkel, BSA
Dr Yoo and Dr Gottlieb reviewed the principles and applications of handheld ultrasound devices, sonographic assessment of hidradenitis suppurativa, aesthetic procedure guidance, and the expanding landscape of HS therapeutics.
Dr Yoo and Dr Gottlieb reviewed the principles and applications of handheld ultrasound devices, sonographic assessment of hidradenitis suppurativa, aesthetic procedure guidance, and the expanding landscape of HS therapeutics.
Dr Yoo and Dr Gottlieb reviewed...
03/02/2026
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Dr Heberton
Conference Coverage
Checkpoint Inhibitor Rashes: When to Treat, When to Rechallenge, and When It’s Not the Drug
02/22/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
A clinical update on cutaneous immune-related adverse events from PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors, covering lichenoid eruptions, psoriasis, bullous pemphigoid, dupilumab, steroid-sparing strategies, and immune checkpoint inhibitor rechallenge.
A clinical update on cutaneous immune-related adverse events from PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors, covering lichenoid eruptions, psoriasis, bullous pemphigoid, dupilumab, steroid-sparing strategies, and immune checkpoint inhibitor rechallenge.
A clinical update on cutaneous...
02/22/2026
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Dr Heberton
Conference Coverage
EGFR Inhibitor Rashes: Prophylaxis, Isotretinoin, and When to Culture
02/22/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
A clinical update on cutaneous toxicities of epidermal growth factor receptor inhibitors, covering acneiform eruptions, paronychia, staphylococcal superinfection, xerosis, isotretinoin use, and amivantamab-specific toxicities.
A clinical update on cutaneous toxicities of epidermal growth factor receptor inhibitors, covering acneiform eruptions, paronychia, staphylococcal superinfection, xerosis, isotretinoin use, and amivantamab-specific toxicities.
A clinical update on cutaneous...
02/22/2026
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Type 2 Inflammation and Early Systemic Therapy in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis
04/05/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Assess advanced clinical reasoning in pediatric atopic dermatitis, including implications of type 2 inflammation for diagnosis, treatment timing, and systemic therapy decisions.
Assess advanced clinical reasoning in pediatric atopic dermatitis, including implications of type 2 inflammation for diagnosis, treatment timing, and systemic therapy decisions.
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04/05/2026
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Disease Heterogeneity in PN
03/15/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Challenge your understanding of direct and indirect cytokine–nerve interactions and mechanical hypersensitivity of type 2 signaling in prurigo nodularis.
Challenge your understanding of direct and indirect cytokine–nerve interactions and mechanical hypersensitivity of type 2 signaling in prurigo nodularis.
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03/15/2026
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Rethinking Severity and JAK Inhibitor Strategy in Alopecia Areata
03/12/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
How should clinicians redefine severe alopecia areata? When is it appropriate to treat ≤20% scalp involvement with oral JAK inhibitors? This expert-level quiz explores remission durability, treatment withdrawal, and practical strategies for...
How should clinicians redefine severe alopecia areata? When is it appropriate to treat ≤20% scalp involvement with oral JAK inhibitors? This expert-level quiz explores remission durability, treatment withdrawal, and practical strategies for...
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03/10/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
Explore the hierarchical and cooperative roles of IL-4, IL-13, and IL-31 in sustaining chronic itch and inflammation in prurigo nodularis.
Explore the hierarchical and cooperative roles of IL-4, IL-13, and IL-31 in sustaining chronic itch and inflammation in prurigo nodularis.
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Type 2 Inflammation as a Pathogenic Driver in Prurigo Nodularis
03/05/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
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Test your understanding of how type 2 immune signaling drives chronic itch in prurigo nodularis through complex neuroimmune interactions.
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03/05/2026
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03/02/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
What is a key distinguishing feature of generalized pustular psoriasis that differentiates it from plaque psoriasis?
What is a key distinguishing feature of generalized pustular psoriasis that differentiates it from plaque psoriasis?
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03/02/2026
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03/02/2026
Jessica Garlewicz
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What is the reason generalized pustular psoriasis is often misdiagnosed?
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02/26/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
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02/26/2026
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Early Intervention Strategies in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis
02/26/2026
Riya Gandhi, MA
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Assess your understanding of early skin barrier interventions in infants and the clinical rationale for prompt treatment of atopic dermatitis in young children, including implications for long-term disease outcomes.
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Riya Gandhi, MA
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