Advanced Alternative Payment Models (APMs) are designed to..    Read Full Blog on Dermcast.tv

Enlarged facial pores, which sometimes appear as open comedones, are a pervasive cosmetic concern that impacts patient qua...

Check out a live blog from our first day in Vegas during the 14th Annual Fall Dermatology Conference.   ...

Check out our live blog from the  SDPA 14th Annual Fall Dermatology Conference Pre-conference Program!  ...

Nonmelanoma skin cancer, or keratinocyte carcinoma (KC), is...   Read Full Blog on Dermcast.tv

Appointment no-shows are a frustrating reality for many medical practices. A recent article published in Medscape looked a...

he use of surgical gloves is standard practice to prevent post- operative wound infections or ...   Read Full...

In Caucasians, sun-exposed skin darkens with age and is darker than sun-protected skin. However, a new study finds that in...

If you own or manage a private practice, you’re well familiar with the various challenges that come with overseeing your s...

Keratosis pilaris rubra (KPR), follicular based hyperkeratotic papules on...   Read Full Blog on Dermcast.tv

Acne keloidalis nuchae (AKN) is a chronic inflammatory condition that leads to...   Read Full Blog on Dermcast.tv

Many U.S. healthcare physicians and specialists rely solely on popular policies when it comes to their personal finance an...

Join the SDPA as We Celebrate the PA Profession Turning Fifty Years Old     Read Full Blog on Dermcast.tv

Asking patients to fill out online patient forms, including patient registration forms and intake forms, may not seem like...

Health fairs and flu shot clinics are commonplace in the work environment. If routine healthcare can be received during wo...

When pregnant patients need treatment, healthcare providers want to ensure that the treatments they choose carry the least...

When the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was introduced 10 years ago, it was seen as a major public health innovation d...

Fried foods, sugar, chocolate, and dairy have all been anecdotally implicated in breakouts of acne, but previous research...

Head scratching that leads to the discovery of the dreaded nit is the bane of back-to-school rituals. Given the no-nit pol...

As the development of alternative payment models are being encouraged, specialists are in a unique position to actively pa...

Coxsackie virus, the childhood illness that is also known as hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD), has a classical presenta...

Sunburn, a proxy measure of acute exposure of the skin to intense solar radiation, is a well-known predictor of melanoma r...

Laser hair removal (and other surgical treatments that use thermal energy) releases an aerosolized byproduct known as a “s...

Patients’ embarrassment and stigma about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) may prevent them from seeking treatment and...

Many believe that advanced practice clinicians [APCs (nurse practitioners and physician assistants)] present a solution to...

Minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures continue to rise in popularity, according to a recent...   Read Full B...

The mosquito-borne Zika virus is a potential threat to blood safety. This virus was first recognized after reports from a...

As the summer heat rolls in, so do the questions about how to avoid mosquito-borne viruses. According to a recent survey a...

Does a patient’s prognosis depend on what the provider wears during their encounters? Previous studies have suggested that...

ritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) has traditionally been thought of as a functional disease, but recent research has... &nbs...

Pruritus, an unpleasant sensation that leads to itching, is associated with various skin disorders and can...  ...

Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS) has a better 5-year cure rate for Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) than surgical removal (known...

Stretch marks (striae distensae) are one of the more frustrating skin conditions since they affect many, yet...  ...

There are known disparities in the amount of exercise African American women are engaging in compared to other ethnic and...

Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms (DRESS) is a serious, but rare, skin condition. It may start as a ra...