Derm Dx: Asymptomatic Growth on the Nose
A man requests removal of an asymptomatic lesion on his nose that has been gradually increasing in size over the past year.
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Derm Dx: Disseminated Lesions With Fever, Chills, and Malaise
A woman presents with lesions that first appeared on her legs 3 weeks ago and were preceded by low-grade fever and chills.
Large, Scaly Erythematous Patches
Case 1 A 65-year-old man presents to the clinic with a large rash on his torso. On physical examination, the patient has multiple scaly erythematous patches on his chest and abdomen. When asked about the history of the rash, the patient mentions that he has had “on and off rashes around this region for several…
Crusted Pruritic Rash Under Breast
A 36-year-old woman presents to the clinic for treatment of a crusted pruritic rash located under both of her breasts.
Hyperpigmented Patch on the Thigh
A 15-year-old boy presents with a progressive hyperpigmented patch on his thigh that first appeared several years ago.
Derm Dx: Lesion on the Temple
A patient presents with a skin lesion on his right temple that has increased in size and occasionally bleeds.
Systemic Absorption of Sunscreen Ingredients Exceed FDA Threshold
Although 6 active ingredients of sunscreen surpass the FDA threshold, findings of the study do not recommend discontinuing sunscreen use.
National Rosacea Society Publishes Updated Guideline on Standard Rosacea Management
An update to rosacea treatment guidelines provides a comprehensive summary of management options, including expert evaluations–based on the phenotypes of each patient–to serve as a guide for tailoring treatment and care.
Derm Dx: Asymptomatic Plaque on the Jaw
A fair-skinned, elderly woman presents for evaluation of a skin lesion on her left jaw.
Psoriasis in Adolescents Linked to Cardiometabolic Risk Factors
Early markers of cardiovascular and metabolic disease were elevated in adolescents with psoriasis, despite early disease.
Prenatal Tobacco Exposure May Increase Risk for Pediatric Psoriasis
The prenatal period is of greatest importance in tobacco’s effect on risk for pediatric psoriasis, suggesting that smoking may play a causal role in psoriasis pathogenesis, a novel study finds.
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