Dr Lee Wheless is an assistant professor of dermatology and epidemiology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) and the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System VA Medical Center in Nashville, TN.
Dr Lee Wheless is an assistant professor of dermatology and epidemiology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) and the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System VA Medical Center in Nashville, TN.
This article examines the evolving landscape of nonsteroidal topical therapies for atopic dermatitis and chronic hand eczema, with a specific focus on how vehicle formulation and excipient selection may influence clinical performance beyond...
This article examines the evolving landscape of nonsteroidal topical therapies for atopic dermatitis and chronic hand eczema, with a specific focus on how vehicle formulation and excipient selection may influence clinical performance beyond...
Advances in our understanding of this complex inflammatory skin disorder are driving more personalized, mechanism-based treatment approaches that can help patients achieve better disease control.
Advances in our understanding of this complex inflammatory skin disorder are driving more personalized, mechanism-based treatment approaches that can help patients achieve better disease control.
This article provides an overview of the common classes of surfactants, including their functionality, routes of exposure, and cases of reported contact allergy.
This article provides an overview of the common classes of surfactants, including their functionality, routes of exposure, and cases of reported contact allergy.
Dr Jane Yoo explains how this rapidly expanding technology is helping clinicians uncover hidden disease, improve treatment decisions, and reshape patient care.
Dr Jane Yoo explains how this rapidly expanding technology is helping clinicians uncover hidden disease, improve treatment decisions, and reshape patient care.
1. According to Dr Linda Stein Gold, how do nonsteroidal topical therapies compare to traditional steroid-based treatments for managing psoriasis and AD?a) They are less effective but safer.b) They are as effective as mid-potency steroids and...
1. According to Dr Linda Stein Gold, how do nonsteroidal topical therapies compare to traditional steroid-based treatments for managing psoriasis and AD?a) They are less effective but safer.b) They are as effective as mid-potency steroids and...
Steven R. Feldman, MD, PhD; Sarah L. Taylor, MD, MPH, BS ; Tom Soker, MD; Matthew L. Melton, MD
This article discusses natural alternatives to conventional treatments and explains how many conventional dermatology treatments can be considered natural themselves.
This article discusses natural alternatives to conventional treatments and explains how many conventional dermatology treatments can be considered natural themselves.
Test your clinical understanding of fibrotic remodeling and the mechanisms underlying persistent itch and chronic disease activity in prurigo nodularis.
Test your clinical understanding of fibrotic remodeling and the mechanisms underlying persistent itch and chronic disease activity in prurigo nodularis.
Test your expertise in identifying risk factors for persistent pediatric atopic dermatitis and understanding the interplay between barrier dysfunction and immune dysregulation.
Test your expertise in identifying risk factors for persistent pediatric atopic dermatitis and understanding the interplay between barrier dysfunction and immune dysregulation.
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.
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.
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...