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Two decades of progress: Assessing the state of skin of colour dermatology
Charting 20 years of advances in diagnosing and treating skin diseases in diverse populations—from inflammatory conditions to to cosmetic interventions…
 • John Evans
Reconsidering IL-23 inhibitors in axial psoriatic arthritis
Today's report also covers tildrakiumab dosing, IL-23 inhibitors, and more (1,600 words, 7 minutes, 10 seconds)
 • Jeremy Visser
Building better trials: How inclusive design can close dermatology's evidence gap
Dr. Geeta Yadav addresses the stark lack of diversity in derm research, arguing that representative trials are not only an ethical imperative but a…
 • John Evans
A diagnostic blind spot? Improving early HS detection in darker skin
Harder to detect erythema often leads to delayed diagnosis and more severe disease. Learn how a proactive, interdisciplinary approach can improve…
 • John Evans
Rethinking pigmentation: It’s not just about more melanin, it’s about slower degradation
Slower decay of pigment-containing organelles, not number or quantity of melanin, may be the primary driver of skin colour (Issue #518, 1,500 words, 7…
 • John Evans
Tildrakizumab treatment patterns in moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis: Canadian real-world evidence
Today's report also covers novel oral inhibitors, real-world switching patterns, and more (1,400 words, 6 minutes, 30 seconds)
 • Jeremy Visser
Don’t just treat the acne: Mitigating persistent scarring and hyperpigmentation in your darker-skinned patients
Preventing a years-long problem: Shifting the paradigm on acne management in skin of colour (Issue #517, 1,600 words, 8 minutes)
 • John Evans
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