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In the last seven days, 89 new articles where published in 25 top journals in the field of dermatology.
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JAMA dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 8
Cimprich A
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International journal of dermatology | Letter | 2025 Jan 13
Rahmatpour Rokni G and Others
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Dermatitis : contact, atopic, occupational, drug | Letter | 2025 Jan 13
Ahuja K and Others
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JAMA dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 8
Wongvibulsin S and Others
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The British journal of dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 10
Zhao X and Others
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International journal of dermatology | Letter | 2025 Jan 13
Maher AM and Others
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International journal of dermatology | Letter | 2025 Jan 9
Griffith-Bauer K and Others
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Actas dermo-sifiliograficas | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 10
Gavillero Martín A and Others
BACKGROUND: Biosynthetic porcine type I collagen dressing is useful to close ulcers and secondary intention healing of surgical cancer wounds.
Contact dermatitis | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 8
D'Elia Torrence DA and Others
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Acta dermato-venereologica | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 8
Kamphuis E and Others
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International journal of dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 13
Fratton Z and Others
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International journal of dermatology | Letter | 2025 Jan 9
Braun N and Others
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology | Editorial | 2025 Jan 8
Kantor J
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The Journal of investigative dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 10
Park YJ and Others
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Clinical and experimental dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 8
Gallo G and Others
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Clinical and experimental dermatology | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 8
Lovell KK and Others
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Acta dermato-venereologica | Journal Article | 2025 Jan 10
Lergenmuller S and Others
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology | Review | 2025 Jan 11
Klein PA and Others
Many dermatologic and systemic disorders present with oral manifestations. Early diagnosis and treatment can improve patient outcomes. Medical, dermatology, and dentistry training in disorders of the oral mucosa is significantly lacking and has created a practice gap in diagnosing and treating oral mucosal disorders. Disorders of the oral mucosa fall under the purview of dermatology. It is the responsibility of dermatologists to incorporate oral examinations into the "complete" dermatologic exam to help bridge this gap. Part I of this two-part CME series reviews normal oral anatomy, provides a step-by-step dermatologic oral examination guide, and provides guidance in the performance of oral biopsies.
Dermatitis : contact, atopic, occupational, drug | Letter | 2025 Jan 8
Erdem Y and Others
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology | Review | 2025 Jan 8
Thakker S and Others
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This review article focuses on acral lentiginous melanoma (ALM), a rare cutaneous malignancy and the least common subtype of cutaneous malignant melanoma (CMM). ALM exhibits distinct characteristics, such as low overall mutation rates and increased chromosomal alterations. It is associated with worse prognosis, more advanced disease, and lower survival rates compared to other CMM subtypes. The incidence of ALM varies globally, with higher rates in non-white populations, particularly affecting Black, Hispanic, and Asian individuals. Racial disparities may be attributed to a lack of awareness, biological/genetic differences, cultural values, and socioeconomic status. The etiology of ALM remains unknown, but studies suggest a limited impact of UV radiation, potential links to trauma and stress, and a unique tumor immune microenvironment. Diagnostic challenges include varied clinical presentations, with specific biopsy techniques recommended. Clinical research on ALM lacks representation from diverse populations, ultimately limiting its translatability. Understanding the molecular landscape and clinical aspects of ALM will be crucial for improved diagnosis, treatment, and addressing health disparities. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: After completing this learning activity, participants should be able to discuss the epidemiology, etiology, mutational landscape, tumor microenvironment, and clinical presentation of acral lentiginous melanoma (ALM). Moreover, participants should also be able to describe the important racial disparities observed in ALM.