Riya Gandhi

Alopecia areata is more than hair loss. Dr Emma Guttman discusses the disease's psychosocial burden, autoimmune nature, and why viewing AA as purely cosmetic can undermine patient care.

Complete hair loss doesn't necessarily mean treatment failure in alopecia areata. Examine the latest evidence on therapeutic response, severe disease, and evolving treatment strategies.

Successful alopecia areata treatment doesn't always mean therapy should end. Dr Emma Guttman discusses relapse risk, maintenance strategies, and setting realistic expectations for long-term disease management.

Pediatric alopecia areata can have profound emotional and social consequences. Dr Zoe Draelos examines the unique psychological challenges facing children and adolescents with the disease.

Adapting to alopecia areata isn't always a linear process. Dr Zoe Draelos discusses the lasting emotional impact of the disease and why ongoing psychosocial support remains essential.

Shared decision-making in alopecia areata is often more complex than it appears. Dr Oyetewa Asempa discusses aligning treatment goals, managing expectations, and improving patient-clinician communication.

Treating alopecia areata extends beyond managing hair loss. Dr Oyetewa Asempa explores gaps in psychosocial care, patient communication, and integrating mental health into clinical practice.

Hair regrowth is only one measure of success in alopecia areata. Dr Zoe Draelos highlights patient-centered outcomes, quality of life, emotional well-being, and long-term disease control.

Test your knowledge of treatment escalation in pediatric atopic dermatitis. This clinical quiz explores when topical therapy is no longer sufficient and when to initiate systemic treatment in children.

Assess your understanding of biologic therapy in pediatric atopic dermatitis with this expert quiz. Explore practical barriers to treatment, considerations for young children and caregivers, and real-world factors that influence successful...