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Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities in Dermatology
WEBHealth disparities are differences in health or disease incidence, prevalence, severity, or disease burden that are experienced by disadvantaged populations. Their root causes …
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Global Health Dermatology
WEBIn this article, we discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on various areas of global health dermatology, including patient care, neglected tropical diseases, education, and collaborations. Information was collected from literature review and informal interviews with more than 20 dermatologists from around the world. Many of the …
Developing a Platform for Global Health Dermatology Mentorship …
WEBThe International Alliance for Global Health Dermatology (GLODERM) was formed in 2019 with the aim to unite efforts toward skin health, open to members from any health profession, any country, and at any stage of training. This article highlights the case for such an alliance; discusses existing opportunities and gaps in global health …
Overview of Health Status Quality-of-Life Measures
WEBThe concept of quality of life (QOL) is becoming increasingly important in medicine, particularly in dermatology where many cutaneous diseases have the potential to affect the quality rather than the length of life. There is increasing interest in devising methodology to accurately measure the impact of disease on QOL for use in clinical practice, research …
Addressing Climate-Related Health Impacts During the Patient …
WEBPediatric populations are expected to bear most of the climate change impacts, with racial minorities and children living in poorer countries being particularly vulnerable. Given their relevance to cutaneous disease, dermatologists should be aware of these climate-sensitive health impacts and the ways in which they intersect with social …
Treatment of autoimmune blistering diseases.
WEBThe treatment of autoimmune blistering diseases has improved over the past 5 years owing to advances in our ability to monitor, predict, and prevent side effects associated with the most commonly used agents, and the introduction of several promising new agents to our therapeutic armamentarium. This article highlights some of these advances.
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