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Vitiligo is characterized by underlying immunometabolism mechanisms.
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Immunometabolism in Vitiligo Pathogenesis

Vitiligo is characterized by underlying immunometabolism mechanisms. These serve as the basis for understanding the pathogenic mechanisms and the development of novel therapeutic approaches. Vitiligo is an autoimmune depigmenting skin disorder associated with selective melanocyte…
December 14, 2022
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23 Mar

“Keeping up with the indications and adverse reactions to immune checkpoint inhibitors can be a full-time job. Cutaneous side effects occur in up to 45% of patients treated with ipilimumab and 34% of patients treated with nivolumab and pembrolizumab.” https://bit.ly/3FGtxtd

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22 Mar

.@spfnomt: This month’s #DermWorld article “Estate planning 101” is especially important for young physicians to read. The long, all-consuming years between adolescence and physicianhood can become a blur...https://bit.ly/3FxOtCv

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21 Mar

That’s a wrap #AAD2023! 5 days of soaking up knowledge from dermatologists on topics such as hidradenitis, melasma, & dietary triggers of common dermatoses.

I LOVED the #womenshealth focused sessions on vulvar dermatoses and pregnancy medication safety.

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22 Mar

New approach uses microbiome to treat skin disease by repairing the injured microbiome that allowed inflammation to flare up in the first place, rather than reducing the inflammation after the fact. https://bit.ly/3Jt6H9v

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