Heidi Moore

Tiffany Link, MD, PhD, reviews some strategies for addressing the specific needs and constraints of treating teenage patients with acne.

Angela Casey, MD, relates her experiences addressing patients’ concerns about skin damage caused by blue light.

Jack Resneck, MD, is the first president of the American Medical Association (AMA) from California since 2007 and the first dermatologist since 1925.

For Acne Awareness Month, Savina Aneja, MD, talks with Dermatology Advisor about what she’s seeing in her practice–with treatment that range from traditional to high tech.

Skin cancer and melanoma awareness month finds that most patients are receptive to the idea of photo protection.

Shifting to more sustainable winemaking practices brings risks that require mitigation. Personalized beverage insurance can be the answer.

Although exposure from digital devices is minimal, patients are increasingly concerned about the possible skin damage caused by blue light.

For teenagers with acne, a variety of over-the-counter and prescription treatments are available to address the specific concerns.

Jack Resneck, MD, is the first president of the American Medical Association (AMA) from California since 2007 and the first dermatologist since 1925.

For Acne Awareness Month, Savina Aneja, MD, talks with Dermatology Advisor about what she’s seeing in her practice–with treatment that range from traditional to high tech.