Dermatology

After five years, the probability of remaining free from treatment failure was 77.8% for patients who underwent superficial curettage.

While numerous pharmacological treatments for atopic dermatitis exist, there is a scarcity of effective nonpharmacological interventions.

A targeted rituximab infusion at 6 months, based on relapse predictors, significantly reduced pemphigus recurrence at one year.

Neoadjuvant T-VEC achieves resectability in 50% of difficult-to-treat BCC cases, improving outcomes without extensive reconstructive surgery.

Studies have shown that psoriasis patients exhibit elevated intestinal permeability, correlating with gastrointestinal discomfort.

Diabetes was investigated in five studies, with only one demonstrating a correlation between the condition and higher hospital readmission rates.

A recent study examined the scalp microbiome in Black women diagnosed with central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia, compared with matched healthy individuals.

A recent qualitative study has provided valuable insights into the experiences of Latine patients in the US living with moderate to severe psoriasis.