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A lack of knowledge among the public and physicians about the appearance of skin Ca in darker skin contributes to worse outcomes (1,500 words, 8…
John Evans
9
Cultural factors, biased measuring tools may lead to underestimated impact of AD on quality of life in non-White patients (1,850 words, 9 minutes)
John Evans
8
Scoping review suggests more attention to cutaneous complications of diabetes is needed (1,900 words, 9 minutes)
John Evans
7
Room to improve in areas of prevention and treatment of unwanted excess pigmentation (1,800 words, 9 minutes)
John Evans
5
Today’s report also covers adverse effects of anti-interleukin-23 agents, risk factors for diagnosis of PsA, PsO, RA and AS, and more (1,400 words, 7…
Jeremy Visser
9
Patients may prefer dermatologists who look like them, but all dermatologists have a duty to pursue medical and cultural knowledge to effectively care…
John Evans
Indigenous patients and others outside urban centres are at higher risk of diabetic foot ulcers and need additional resources for effective management…
John Evans
Socioeconomic factors are driving up the prevalence of allergic conditions in Northern Canada, but long distances and a lack of testing facilities make…
John Evans
6
Considering the barriers to biologic treatments for dermatologic conditions in Indigenous people (1,300 words, 6 minutes)
John Evans
6
More education, mentorship, and remote support are necessary for primary care practitioners supporting patients with skin infections (1,400 words, 7…
John Evans
4
A small but growing body of research on skin conditions in Canada’s remote communities identifies health challenges and needed research directions…
John Evans
9
Today’s report also covers secukinumab dose optimization, lack of reactivation of latent tuberculosis, and more (1,300 words, 8 minutes 5 seconds)
Jeremy Visser
9
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