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    AAD.org Login - 7 month(s) ago

    Create a non-member account if you are applying for membership or need to interact with AAD systems. Non-member accounts do not have access to the member-only sections of our

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      Is a tip screen for cosmetic procedures performed by a physician appropriate? #DermWorld asked dermatologists what they think. Read what they had to say: https://t.co/irqG1tBsdG https://t.co/5XamxsdVjA

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      A @JAADJournals study found that patients with a history of #rosacea were significantly less likely to have facial BCC compared with those without a history of rosacea. #DermWorld Weekly https://t.co/RiYTBrfCqN https://t.co/R8jfytwmrs

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    By Emily Margosian, Assistant Editor, October 1, 2023 Social media and the skin have a long history together. For over 15 years, social media has been an ever-growing presence in nearly all facets of life: politics, commerce — and health. Particularly among millennials and Gen Z, social media is often the first and preferred source of cosmetic and medical advice. “I think younger generations appreciate immediate feedback, which leaves the public seeking health care advice online where they can get quick

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      Dermatologists discuss popular social media trends impacting the skin — including DIY fillers, brow lamination, nasal tanning spray, collagen supplements, and more — in #DermWorld. ➡️ https://t.co/2xvSCRjrU2 . @dermangelo @oyetewa @TheDermguru https://t.co/GtMTaAOGCA

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    Medical dermatology - 7 month(s) ago

    Access PDFs from Board Fodder, which are organized into six categories. This page covers medical dermatology

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      Dermatology residents Emily Ptasnik, DO, and Alexis Buffington, DO, created a new Boards Fodder study chart on the associated organisms and diseases of ticks. Download this chart for free or check out the latest issue of #DermWorld Directions in Residency. https://t.co/Mz4iSICCIG https://t.co/OOtxU24a8d

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    AAD Logo - 7 month(s) ago

    Median canaliform nail dystrophy is easy to recognize but difficult to treat. Recent reports utilizing tazarotene foam, dupilumab, and marigold offer some promise that warrant further study with appropriate trials.

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      The Venetian antithesis: Treating median canaliform nail dystrophy (MND) ➡️ Clinicians need to differentiate MND from other disorders that may cause linear defects of the nail…” Learn more in #DermWorld Insights and Inquiries https://t.co/6VnsDK5S9c https://t.co/XW1ZxPmWYA

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