Highlights from the International Journal of Dermatology
Szeged, Hungary
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COMMENTARY
Our August issue presents a commentary by Drs. Eszter Baltás and Dr. Katinka Onódi-Nagy of the University of Szeged.
The piece is titled “Can imiquimod really provoke psoriasis?”
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Lee nuestra nueva #letter en @intjderm sobre la delimitación prequirúrgica y estudio ecográfico de las metástasis de #melanoma con el objetivo de reducir las recidivas de la enfermedad.
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Our July issue also presented a commentary by Drs. Ediléia Bagatin and Caroline Sousa Costa.
Bagatin E, Costa CS. Antihistamines reduce isotretinoin-induced pruritus. Int J Dermatol. 2024;63:7. doi.org/10.1111/ijd.17318
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On July 8th, 2024, the first official World Skin Health Day was inaugurated.
The goal of this day is to enhance awareness and promote “Skin Health For All.”
As a dermatologist, I am super delighted to be a part of the events that have ensued in commemoration of this day.
Our July issue presents a commentary by Drs. Tünde Várvölgyi and Dániel Törőcsik. The piece accompanies an article in this month's publication: Alhanshali et al. “Oral minoxidil and the exacerbation of alcohol hangover symptoms”.
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Available in Early View! 🖥️🙌🏼
In this OA review, Uzun et al. present consensus-based clinical practice guidelines for diagnosing and managing scabies, developed [...] by dermatology, parasitology, pediatrics, pharmacology, and public health experts.
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Our work in @intjderm on the prognostic impact of specific gene mutations in cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma
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Excited to announce that our project we presented at SID was published earlier this month in @intjderm #dermtwitter #medtwitter
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An @IntJDerm study presented data from patients with recalcitrant #melasma treated with oral melatonin. Learn more in #DermWorldWeekly. aad.org/dw/weekly/june-05-20…
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A new study published in @intjderm found that treatment with certolizumab was effective and safe in clinical practice settings, including in pregnant and lactating patients 📝
More news: psoriasis-hub.com
#psoriasis #MedNews #MedEd
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Breakthrough Study Reveals Effectiveness of Oral Melatonin in Treating Stubborn Melasma medicaldialogues.in/dermatol…
#internationaljournalofdermatology #recalcitrantmelasma #oralmelatonin #healthnews #mednews #medicalnews #medicaldialogues #medtwitter @intjderm
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Our June issue presents a commentary by Dr. Daniel Törőcsik. The piece, titled “Trifarotene-based holistic management of acne”, accompanies two recent articles also featured in this month's publication.
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⚡ EDITOR’S HIGHLIGHTS – JUNE⚡
Among others, this issue features the integration of trifarotene into a comprehensive skin care regimen for patients with acne-induced PIH.
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Our June issue presents a commentary by Dr. Alejandro M.L., entitled “Cardiovascular disease and HS: inflammation beyond the skin.”
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Original Article by Krajewski et al.
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The IJD office was delighted to partake in the 22nd Cosmetology Congress of the Hungarian Dermatological Society in Szeged, HU.
We extend our gratitude to the @IntSocDerm sponsored guest speakers arriving from all around the globe!
EDITOR'S HIGHLIGHTS
In the May issue of the Journal, we highlight four papers on the epidemiology and clinics of SOC patients but also emphasize the importance of education and research in dermatopathology.
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COMMENTARY
Our May issue presents a commentary by Dr. Magdolna Gaál entitled “Microbotox for facial redness" that accompanies Almeida et al. “Efficacy and safety of botulinum toxin for rosacea with a positive impact on quality of life and self-esteem”.
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An @IntJDerm study investigated dermatologist perspectives on patient reviews. Learn more in #DermWorldWeekly - aad.org/dw/weekly/april-10-2…
NEW!
Ellie Choi et al. develop and validate the Dermatology Social Comparison (DSC) scale about a new psychometric tool for measuring how patients compare their skin conditions.
Go on, have a read:
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