The July 2025 issue of the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology brings together another outstanding selection of articles, offering cutting-edge insights and real-world strategies across a diverse range of dermatology topics. This month’s editor’s highlights spotlight innovative approaches to photoprotection in melasma and photodamage, emerging non-pharmaceutical solutions for female hair loss, and nuanced management of complex cases like pyoderma gangrenosum in pregnancy.
From addressing the socioeconomic barriers to gentle skin care for atopic dermatitis patients, to reviewing the evolving role of biologic therapeutics in mastocytosis, the July issue covers both common and rare conditions with equal depth. Readers will also find compelling case reports and reviews on topics such as novel uses for Poly-L-Lactic Acid in facial contouring, the global health impact of podoconiosis, and new perspectives on hyperpigmentation and nail disease in patients with skin of color.
Additionally, the issue examines the importance of representation in dermatology education to minimize bias and improve learning outcomes for all future clinicians.
Whether you’re looking for evidence-based updates or inspiration for forward-thinking patient care, the July edition offers expert knowledge and practical pearls. Explore this month’s top picks below:
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