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Awareness of the psychological burden of eczema is improving, LeBovidge says, but if clinicians don't address mental health, patients and families will suffer in silence.
In individuals with skin of color with AD, lebrikizumab was associated with improved QoL and importantly with high rates of patient-reported treatment satisfaction.
Improvement in AD signs and symptoms continued through 56 weeks of treatment with the PDE4 inhibitor including when used just twice weekly as prophylaxis.
Research included new findings on topical and systemic treatments for atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, alopecia areata, and other chronic skin disorders.
The impact of childhood onset AD on adult psychosocial experience is far reaching and profound according to findings from the Scars of Life Survey.
JiaDe 'Jeff' Yu, MD, discusses first-line therapies, emerging biologics, and the potential of molecular biomarkers for improved diagnosis.
The FDA has set a PDUFA target action date for October 13, 2025, according to Arcutis Biotherapeutics.
From the revolutionary approval of dupilumab to the promise of potential disease modification with OX40 inhibitors, Golant provided a wide-ranging update of the treatment space.
From black tea compresses to effective mind-body interventions for symptom control, Peter Lio, MD, shares 4 pearls for effective AD management.
The dermatologic tips offered in this short slide show come from 4 renowned professionals and reflect their subspecialties.
Atopic dermatitis management will be the topic of a debate over treatment with biologics and JAK inhibitors and in a focused session on the role of IL-13 in the chronic skin disease.
A first large-scale comparison of length of treatment with advanced AD therapies also identified reasons for discontinuation and examined prior use of biologics and JAK inhibitors.
Up to 80% of atopic dermatitis is managed in primary care but some patients will need a higher level of care. Dr Mona Shahriari discusses factors that point to referral.