Dermatology

I was consulted very recently by a 53-year-old fair skinned Caucasian man, healthy with allergy to morphine and taking no medications, who sought an opinion about an exotic rash which previous visits to physicians had not been diagnosed or cured.

Researchers have identified criteria to predict which patients will likely maintain disease control with less frequent dosing.

At our walk in clinic, on the first day after the holiday break, a patient decided to consult me regarding a chronic foot rash, which has recently become painful.

Dr. Isaac Bogoch has treated several patients with mpox, and notes the dramatic difference between cases who’ve been vaccinated and those who haven’t.

At a walk-in, the variety of problems is wide—and so is the amount of time that elapses since a concern began, Dr. Robert Dickson finds again.

A balanced diet with fewer processed and ultra-processed foods leads to better management of psoriasis symptoms, French study finds.

Doctors now have guidance for using low-dose oral minoxidil.

Using for more than year might increase risk but not all are convinced.