Lauren Mateja, Managing Editor

Never attended the Interdisciplinary Autoimmune Summit (IAS) before? Preview a few of the sessions at the upcoming IAS, set to take place April 15 to April 18 in a virtual setting.

Social media can be a useful addition and worthwhile investment for business and patient education. Dr Sheila Farhang shares her tips on how to get started on getting likes and comments.

Continuing education is critical to improving your practice and, ultimately, patient care. The Dermatologist compiles a list of the top dermatology conferences month by month to help our readers find an educational and networking opportunity that best suits their schedules.

The newly created Society of Dermatology Nurse Practitioners looks to unify the voice of nurse practitioners practicing in the dermatology space alongside physician and physician assistant colleagues.

Historically, patient care has been determined by the physician, leaving patients out of critical decisions that can affect their overall health. Involving patients with psoriasis in their care plan may see improved health and satisfaction outcomes.

What’s on the horizon for the treatment of urticaria? Is there an association between urticaria and COVID-19? Dr Brian Berman answers these questions and more in this one-on-one interview.

While the pandemic may have shifted the focus onto teledermatology, a number of other technologies are finding ways to make diagnosis, treatment, and management easier than ever before in dermatology.

Hair can be intimidating to treat and frustrating for patients, but Dr Matt Leavitt offers some easy pearls to drop into any medical dermatology practice.

Dr Derek Jones explains how to handle patient questions regarding vaccination against COVID-19 in relation to their dermal fillers and appointments.

Women have found an increasing presence throughout dermatology both at a general and subspecialty level, but gaps in representation remain.