Yeast infections vs. lichen simplex chronicusYeast infections are a misnomer as they aren’t actually infections—and sometimes, they’re the wrong diagnosis. NEW DRUG: Opzelura for vitiligo and atopic dermatitisGet the info you need on this new product, part of our drug news roundup for February. Consensus statement released on issues on managing psoriasis in skin of colour Statement addresses gaps, goals for improving future diagnosis, care and terminology. QUIZ: How much do you know about infectious mononucleosis? Call it what you want, glandular fever or the kissing disease, but how much do you know about the presentation and management of infectious mononucleosis? Zinc and vitamin D supplements to treat alopecia areata? Measuring vitamin D and zinc levels in patients with alopecia could serve as an indicator to assess the risk of disease severity. Case report: PUPs A mother who was worried about her new baby turned out to have a problem of her own. QUIZ: Test your knowledge of herpes zoster See how much you know about shingles and other manifestations of varicella zoster virus reactivation. Case report: Destructive therapy When waiting really is the best thing, even if a condition seems dramatic at the time. Case report: Old remedies Old school remedies can certainly work sometimes—but in this case from Dr. Robert Dickson, it made things worse. Food allergies in children cause more persistent eczema Certain food allergens may act as triggers for more persistent forms of atopic dermatitis that can last for a decade. First Previous 5 6 7 8 9 Next Last
