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Coverage from the

American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) 2017 Summer Meeting

July 27 - 30, 2017; New York, NY

July 27 - 30, 2017 New York, NY

Dermatology Goes to the Dogs, and Human Patients Benefit Animal treatments should inspire new therapies for people with the same conditions, according to presenters at the American Academy of Dermatology 2017 Summer Meeting.
Medscape Medical News, July 28, 2017

Conference News

AAD Vitiligo and Emerging Skin Repigmentation Options
Medscape Medical News, August 1, 2017
AAD PRP Popular for Alopecia Despite Lack of Robust Evidence
Medscape Medical News, July 31, 2017
AAD Atopic Dermatitis in Adults Tough Nut to Crack
Medscape Medical News, July 30, 2017

Dermatology Goes to the Dogs, and Human Patients Benefit
Medscape Medical News, July 28, 2017
AAD New Therapies in the Spotlight at AAD Summer Meeting
Medscape Medical News, July 24, 2017

Popular News from AAD 2017 Annual Meeting

Low Vitamin D Concerns Lead to Overtesting and Overtreatment Supplements are safe and cheap, while tests can be expensive and inconsistent, experts said. They also addressed controversies around how much vitamin D is necessary and its association with diseases.
Medscape Medical News, Mar 4, 2017
JAK Inhibitors Show Promise for Alopecia, Eczema, Vitiligo A researcher at the forefront shares promising results from small studies. Clinical trials are in progress and he predicts FDA approval for a JAK inhibitor for alopecia and eczema within 3 years.
Medscape Medical News, Mar 7, 2017
New Topical for Mild to Moderate Psoriasis in the Works It's been decades since a new topical option has been available for mild-to-moderate psoriasis, but a new agent shows promise in a phase 3 trial presented as a late-breaker at the AAD Annual Meeting.
Medscape Medical News, Mar 5, 2017

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