📢 JAAD Reviews is calling for submissions for a special issue on dermatologic conditions in skin of color. Focus: skin, hair, nails, quality of life reviews, and procedural treatments. Submit by December 31, 2025: https://t.co/jHwFQwvYOn

Hand eczema, also referred to as hand dermatitis, is a frequent medical condition that can have an important negative impact on quality of life. This CME series focuses on epidemiology, etiopathogenesis, differential diagnosis, work-up, and patch testing: https://t.co/3h9wqWwiGr

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Tattooing has nearly doubled in the U.S. over 20 years with ~30% of adults with at least one. While tattoos are seen as safe, some inks contain potentially carcinogenic compounds. Learn more: https://t.co/PA2SCU9rlO

Verruca vulgaris (common wart), linked to HPV types 2 and 4, affects up to 30% of children and 12.9% of adults. This report describes a recalcitrant case successfully cleared using Er:YAG laser–assisted drug delivery with topical cidofovir: https://t.co/EgK86p1g3n

Microneedling induces a controlled wound-healing response which may improve skin appearance. There are currently no guidelines for prescreening patients with suspected metal ACD, most commonly to nickel. This article reviews existing evidence: https://t.co/ElgnYfWysB

Epidermal necrolysis, encompassing Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis, is a severe cutaneous adverse reaction to medications. Learn more about the condition: https://t.co/8JiLoqIOq6

In this #DialoguesinDermatology podcast episode, Josee Smith, MD, from Ohio State University interviews Crystal Aguh, MD, FAAD, a world-renowned researcher and expert in hair loss with particular interest in scarring alopecias: https://t.co/PsKYZNu6fj

This review aims to assist dermatologists in recognizing and managing cases of substance use disorder that may be unknown or unacknowledged: https://t.co/D5yPjEEftU

Data from this JAAD Brief Report suggests that topical estrogens may improve certain signs of skin aging: https://t.co/vSxx8r270g

An 80-year-old woman with “GCA flare” had a painful temple nodule that worsened despite steroids and tocilizumab. Months later: Mycobacterium genavense. What factor likely delayed the correct diagnosis? https://t.co/U9ly59KeBs

Most read article this month! 📚 This article offers a comparison of clinicopathological features and treatment outcomes of cutaneous head and neck melanoma and cutaneous melanomas of other sites: https://t.co/56sCbmBZFd

Acrodermatitis continua of Hallopeau (ACH) is a rare inflammatory disorder of the fingers marked by painful paronychia and sterile pustules that can lead to nail atrophy. Read the new JAAD clinical review and proposed management algorithm: https://t.co/FBew6Po49y

A 46-y/o woman with autoimmune hepatitis and primary biliary cholangitis overlap syndrome presented with persistent yellow plaques on her face and chest. Biopsy revealed lipid-laden foamy histiocytes, confirming plane xanthoma: https://t.co/TD6JQC0Kps

This solution featured in JAADi begins with submucosal blunt dissection using a cannula before lip filler placement. View more examples: https://t.co/Q4ragLbZUv

JAAD International Case: An 81-year-old woman with Birt-Hogg-Dubé syndrome was found to have axillary extramammary Paget disease on biopsy. Oncologic workup was reassuring and patient was referred for Mohs micrographic surgery. https://t.co/GzwATxQPqB

This review highlights key clinical features, diagnostic challenges, and management strategies for common entities such as chalazion, molluscum contagiosum, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma: https://t.co/1QMMQQD24s

📢 JAAD Reviews is calling for submissions for a special issue on dermatologic conditions in skin of color. Focus: skin, hair, nails, quality of life reviews, and procedural treatments. Submit by December 31, 2025: https://t.co/jHwFQwvYOn

JAAD Case Report: What is the most likely diagnosis? Tell us your answer in the comments below: https://t.co/B78DEdrREA

Testing of 33 menstrual products showed no release ≥2.5 ppm, interpreting the tests as negative. These results suggest that these products are likely not a significant source of formaldehyde exposure in the U.S.: https://t.co/78IJ8r0LVR

Part 2 of October’s CME series dives into common geriatric dermatology conditions and age-related skin barrier considerations: https://t.co/JHSUspRBJf