Skin & Dermatology

A prospective single-center cohort of 170 scabies patients reported lesion-sample detection and categorical sulfur ointment outcomes. pmid:42418531

A 12-month prospective observational cohort of 20 adults with treatment-resistant systemic lupus erythematosus reported lower overall disease-activity measures during routine-care anifrolumab treatment, while the supplied evidence did not provide a cutaneous-specific effect estimate.

A single case report describes widespread granulomatous skin lesions with pulmonary findings in a man with inadequately monitored prior syphilis, alongside improvement after reported intravenous penicillin G treatment.

A five-participant prospective pilot found no consistent symptomatic or clinical improvement when noninvasive physical plasma was added to ongoing topical treatment for persistent vulvar lichen sclerosus or chronic vulvar inflammation.

A single case report describes leukemia cutis developing at a prior keratoacanthoma excision site and leading to diagnosis of systemic AML.

A single-center review at AIIMS Gorakhpur found Dermatology accounted for 6.6% of included inpatient rehabilitation consultations. The finding describes referral patterns and service context, not dermatologic disease outcomes or treatment effects.

A qualitative UK interview study describes healthcare professionals’ reported diagnostic challenges in cellulitis and the characteristics they would want in a diagnostic aid.

A 22-participant split-face pilot study linked three 1940-nm non-ablative fractional laser sessions with delayed, persistent epidermal DNA-methylation changes and reported clinical improvement through six months.

A Swedish BIO-MUSE cohort study assessed resilience and dermatology-related quality of life in 45 people with mycosis fungoides, most with early-stage disease.

A 2026 case report describes cowpox in an immunocompetent 25-year-old man whose fever and progressive one-sided facial swelling occurred without visible skin lesions after exposure to an infected cat.

A case-based explainer of the clinical, dermoscopic, and biopsy findings that supported TMEP in a 4-year-old child with phototype IV.

A single case report describes Hailey-Hailey disease with both classical erosive plaques and an atypical papular-follicular, pigmentary pattern across flexural sites.

Two preclinical studies reported treatment signals in different skin models: nanoparticle-delivered antimicrobial peptides improved survival in infected, burned wax-moth larvae, while auricular nerve stimulation reduced tissue inflammation in mice with experimentally induced dermatitis. Neither study tested people or established clinical effectiveness.