In a recent study, researchers investigated the effects of a real-time, electronic, decision-support tool on the treatment of acne among primary care providers.

A recent study showed only 32% of patients with hidradenitis suppurativa who are overweight or obese receive weight counseling, which suggests more awareness and education about weight management and nutrition among this patient population.

A recent study identified a possible ‘window of opportunity’ for initiating adalimumab that could predict treatment response among patients with hidradenitis suppurativa.

A recent study showed patients with mild acne experienced improvements in lesion counts after using a day and night formulation of licochalcone A for 8 weeks.

Findings from a recent study suggest people may not have to reapply an 80-minute water resistant sunscreen at least every 2 hours for optimal sun protection.

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is associated with lower quality of life. Findings from a recent study showed arthralgia can exacerbate this burden in patients.

Findings from a recent study showed a picosecond pulse duration laser was a safe and effective for treating nevi of Ota and Hori nevi in Asian patients with Fitzpatrick skin types III and IV.

Two cross-sectional studies, published in JAMA Dermatology, showed certain sexual and gender minority populations had a higher prevalence for lifetime skin cancer, highlighting the need for sun protective patient education in these populations.