These supplements to EMJ Dermatology put a spotlight on late-breaking research and ePoster presentations from leading experts that took place at the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Virtual Meeting Experience. The ePoster presentations highlighted recent discoveries in innovative trials investigating the comparative efficacies of potential psoriasis treatments.

Jonathan continues his series on alternative medicine by serenading us with the science of music therapy, exploring its use in pain management, stress relief, and overall health and wellbeing.

In this supplement text to EMJ Neurology, two key opinion leaders, Mark S Freedman and Lluís Ramió-Torrentà, discussed the current approaches and challenges in the assessment of disease activity and progression in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS). The interviewees also provide their perspectives on this topic of disease activity and progression in patients with RRMS, including an overview of the measurement tools that can be utilised in clinical practice.

In this supplement to EMJ Oncology, four leading researchers, Frederick Marmé, Christina Fotopoulou, Ursula Matulonis, and David Bowtell, discussed the impact of late diagnosis and delayed treatment on patient outcomes in ovarian cancer, genetic screening, and risk-reduction strategies. The evolving landscape of homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) testing and the importance of HRD testing at diagnosis are also explored.

Professor of Reproductive Health, Robinson Research Institute, Adelaide Gynecologist and REI Subspecialist, Auckland Gynecology Group and Repromed Auckland

Presented by: Chair: Dr. Jonathan Sackier, Speakers: Dr. William Audeh, Dr. Alberto Montero

These supplements to EMJ Dermatology put a spotlight on late-breaking research and ePoster presentations from leading experts that took place at the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Virtual Meeting Experience. The ePoster presentations highlighted recent discoveries in innovative trials investigating the comparative efficacies of potential psoriasis treatments.