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Experts welcome historic global resolution on skin diseases

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Amanda Sheppeard

And a leading Australian dermatologist says the impacts will be felt here, particularly in areas where scabies and Buruli ulcer are major issues. The World Health Assembly has for the first time ever officially declared skin diseases a “Global Public Health Priority”. The 78th annual WHA gathering wrapped up in Geneva this week after nine days of meetings, including a session on Saturday at which the resolution on skin diseases was discussed.
Psoriasis increases kidney disease risk in diabetic patients

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Amanda Sheppeard

The researchers have called for more investigation into why current treatments might not provide strong protection. Patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus and psoriasis face significantly higher long-term risks of diabetic nephropathy, chronic kidney disease, end-stage renal disease and dialysis, a large retrospective cohort study has found. And the risk remains even if patients are being treated with guideline-recommended reno-protective therapies, the researchers say.
First diagnostic criteria for rare cutaneous Crohn disease

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Amanda Sheppeard

A new expert consensus outlines diagnostic guidelines for MCD aims to accelerate diagnosis, guide treatment and enable research. In a significant advancement for dermatology and gastroenterology, a panel of US experts has reached consensus on the first formal diagnostic criteria for metastatic cutaneous Crohn disease. MCD is a rare skin manifestation of Crohn disease that appears in sites not directly connected to the gastrointestinal tract.
Dermatology experts gather in Prague for EADV symposium

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Amanda Sheppeard

dermatology Events More than 100 speakers led sessions exploring breakthroughs in viral infections and targeted skin therapies. Dermatologists from around the world descended on Prague last weekend for the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology’s annual three-day symposium. This year the program, which included 25 sessions and 101 speakers, had a specific focus on viral infections and emerging targeted therapies for inflammatory diseases.
Aussie team prints patient’s own skin directly onto wounds

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Amanda Sheppeard

dermatology Technology Robotic 3D bioprinting is being used to apply autologous skin cells directly to burn wounds, accelerating healing and reducing pain. Australian clinicians are pioneering a world-first clinical trial that could redefine the standard of care in burn treatment.
Floss, by gosh. You might learn something

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Cate Swannell

It might not be something you need to know, but when has that ever stopped a scientist? Rest easy, everyone. Rest easy. There’s a whole new way to figure out whether you’re stressed or not. Never mind that gut-wrenching anxiety. Never mind that pounding heart, shoulder and neck pain, short temper, nausea and insomnia. Never mind that rising urge to shove your boss/colleague’s face through a plate-glass window. No, no. All you need to do now is floss your teeth. I KNOW. Genius, right?
Antimicrobial resistance surges in cancer outpatients

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Amanda Sheppeard

A landmark US study challenges the notion that infection risk is lower for hospital outpatients compared with inpatients. Outpatients with cancer face significantly higher rates of antimicrobial-resistant infections compared to patients without cancer – posing serious challenges to treatment and public health, a large US study has found.
Butler knocks back rebate rise for specialist appointments

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Cate Swannell

But he will honour his pre-election commitment to add all specialist gap fees to Medical Costs Finder. Federal health minister Mark Butler has nixed any plans to immediately introduce a rebate rise for specialist appointment fees, while saying he planned to increase the usefulness of the Medical Costs Finder website. During a press conference last week Mr Butler was asked if a possible rebate rise was part of his desire to do more to address specialists’ out-of-pocket fees.
New consensus for JAKi use in AD

1 week ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Lincoln Tracy

group of experts from Australia and New Zealand has published over 100 clinical practice statements regarding the use of JAK inhibitors in atopic dermatitis. Unsure about how to best use JAK inhibitors in atopic dermatitis? The Australasian Medical Dermatology Group has a wealth of helpful suggestions. JAK inhibitors have been shown to be safe and effective for the treatment of atopic dermatitis, but there is little practical advice regarding their use.
Men, you can keep that ice bath

3 weeks ago | dermatologyrepublic.com.au | Holly Payne

Turns out, neither hot- nor cold-water plunges are particularly helpful for post-exercise recovery in women. Immersing oneself in water post-exercise has become a ritual for the dedicated modern-day gym-goer, but it turns out that the actual impact on muscle recovery is somewhat lacklustre. This Back Page correspondent has personally never been able to afford a gym with plunge pool access but has always thought it looked like good fun.