Antibiotic use is associated with SJ syndrome and toxic epidermal necrosis, with sulfonamides being the most common culprits.

EADV: European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology

Dissolving Drug for Hereditary Angioedema Helps Young Kids

Rapid symptom relief and "excellent" safety reported in small phase III trial

Regulatory T-Cell Drug Promising for Eczema, With Hint for Asthma as Well

Treg proliferator passes phase IIb hurdle in atopic dermatitis

Hereditary Angioedema Pipeline Holding Up Long-Term

Phase II and III trial patients followed over 1 to 4 years show safety, efficacy

Make the Diagnosis: This Eruption Is Spreading. Is It Related to Her Recent Organ Transplant?

A 65-year-old woman visited the doctor for a painful, crusting eruption that appeared on her face 3 days prior and was spreading. Can you diagnose the patient?

Seladelpar Eases PBC-Related Itch for 30 Months

Majority of patients achieve meaningful pruritus relief, according to long-term ASSURE data

Common Skin Condition Tied to Wide Range of Epithelial Barrier Diseases

Large retrospective study lends support to the epithelial barrier theory

Stakeholders Clash Over Skin Substitute Payment Changes in Medicare

At issue: will the new flat fee hurt patient access?

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Support Lags After Hospital Discharge, Survivors Say

Interviews point to lack of post-discharge care instructions, navigation

What a Doctor Can See Is Only Part of the Story

Examining the skin-mind connection

Medicare Prices to Drop Up to 85% on Drugs for Weight Loss, Cancer, Psoriasis, and More

New prices for enrollees will start in 2027

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Progression Not as Common as Previously Believed?

Disease course estimates based on hospital data may not reflect outcomes in the community

Salmon Sperm Facials Are the Latest Anti-Aging Trend

Safer, more evidence-backed options exist for skin care, says dermatologist

Compounded Imiquimod Shows Promise for Ocular Surface Cancers

In small case series, three patients had complete responses and two had partial responses

Make the Diagnosis: What Do the Punch Biopsy Findings Suggest?

A 63-year-old woman visited her doctor for a painful, scabby growth on her scalp that developed 5 months prior and was becoming larger. Can you diagnose the patient?

CDC's Outbreak Alert; New Hair-Loss Drug; Why Patients Dump Their Doctors

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