GLP-1 Drugs May Ease Psoriasis in Some Patients, Study Finds
A new study finds GLP-1 receptor agonists improved psoriasis in some patients, reinforcing the link between metabolic health and skin inflammation.
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Sophie Lindqvist
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Sophie Lindqvist
Palvella Brings Clinical and Claims Data to Dermatology Conference Stage
Palvella Therapeutics presented clinical and claims data at a dermatology conference, pairing trial results with real-world analy…
Fine Particulate Matter Linked to Atopic Dermatitis, Kyung Hee Study Finds
Kyung Hee University researchers report a link between fine particulate matter exposure and atopic dermatitis, adding Korean data…
Epigenomic ctDNA Assay Predicts Recurrence in Resected Melanoma
An epigenomic ctDNA assay reading methylation signatures predicts recurrence in resected melanoma, potentially guiding adjuvant t…
Clinicians Push Earlier JAK Inhibitor Use in AD and Vitiligo
Fall Clinical Derm 2026 experts say JAK inhibitors should move earlier in AD and vitiligo care, before disease becomes chronic an…
Dunedin Dermatology Access Under Fire After Rare Cancer Goes Undiagnosed
A rare, 'debilitating' cancer went undiagnosed in Dunedin, RNZ reports, prompting public calls for better dermatology services in…
Wnt/β-Catenin Components Drive Pre-BCC Cell Survival, JID Study Finds
A Journal of Investigative Dermatology study published October 9, 2026 maps how Wnt/β-catenin pathway components sustain pre–basa…
Hidradenitis Suppurativa: Setting Treatment Expectations Before Therapy Starts
A Dermatology Times commentary argues that pre-therapy expectation counseling in hidradenitis suppurativa determines adherence an…
The Sunscreen-Cancer Myth, and Why Beef Tallow Won't Shield You
The science says no: sunscreen does not cause cancer, and beef tallow offers no UV protection, News24 reports in rebuttal of vira…
Lab-Grown Human Skin With Vessels and Immune Cells Reported
Lab-grown human skin with blood vessels and working immune cells reported; the construct could sharpen disease modeling and drug…