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Warn patients about illicit drugs doctored with fentanyl
Most patients with drug use disorders are testing positive for fentanyl at his center, said Dr. Edwin A. Salsitz, of Mount Sinai Beth Israel.
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Cannabis use: Messages remain mixed across diagnoses
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Major increase seen in cosmeceutical alternatives to topical hydroquinone
Cosmeceutical alternatives for hydroquinone, an agent now restricted by the FDA, have proliferated.
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In atopic dermatitis trial, abrocitinib offers faster itch relief than dupilumab
The primary endpoint for pruritus at 2 weeks was reached by nearly twice as many patients randomly assigned to abrocitinib.
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Lessons from an ethnic skin center: Awareness and respect for diversity
Working through the complications from unfamiliar cosmetic choices depends on acceptance and an open mind.
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JAK inhibitor provides impressive hair growth for patients with alopecia areata
There was a clear dose effect; hair growth increased more quickly with the 4-mg dose of baricitinib than with the 2-mg dose.
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Ruxolitinib cream meets primary endpoints in phase 3 vitiligo trial
These findings not only include substantial clinical efficacy but good tolerability with “no serious treatment-related adverse events.”
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Rapid response needed for rare filler injection complications
“Swift and aggressive treatment is required to avoid irreversible changes.”
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Nonsteroidal topical found effective for psoriasis in 52-week study
“This is likely to be very useful in patients who are looking for a topical therapy for skin folds or the face, where there is a need for well-...
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Ketosis, including ketogenic diets, implicated in prurigo pigmentosa
The incidence of prurigo pigmentosa, which might most affect patients of Asian heritage, is on the rise.
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First-in-class TYK inhibitor shows durable effect for psoriasis
“Deucravacitinib is very distinct from the other JAK inhibitors, and I think we are seeing this in the clinical studies.”
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Eurocentric standards of beauty are no longer dominant, experts agree
Four dermatologists tracking standards of beauty in ethnic groups agree that tastes and perceptions have changed.
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Growing proportion of cardiac arrests in U.S. considered opioid related
Due to a steep rise, opioid-associated cardiac arrests have become a major public health issue.
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COVID-19 linked to rise in suicide-related ED visits among youth
Increasing ED-based interventions and staff trained in addressing emergency mental health needs might help to meet the needs of these patients,...
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Atopic dermatitis doubles risk of mental health issues in children
In this study, unlike some previous studies, children were evaluated longitudinally, rather than in a single point in time.