Dark Spot Actives, Vitamin A Derivatives, and Cleansers: A Brief Review
Vitamin ALeslie Rank, PhD, Global Product Development Lead of Facial Treatment Products, and Rachel Bechtel, Senior Scientist on the Facial Cleansing Product & Process Innovation Team at Kenvue, spoke to dermatology residents at The George Washington University’s first Lab to Label Conference, about the formulation of popular products including dark spot actives, vitamin A derivatives, and cleansers. …
Vitamin A
Pediatric Dermatology: Educational Opportunities for Residents
Pediatric DermatologyPediatric dermatology exposure varies widely between residency programs. While some residents may plan to pursue a pediatric dermatology fellowship, the majority will not. Despite this, most dermatologists will see a mixture of children and adolescents in their clinic. Whether you plan to focus on complex medical dermatology, general dermatology, procedural work, or anything in between, developing …
Pediatric Dermatology
JDD Buzz Series | AI in Dermatology Residency Applications: A Program Director’s Perspective
AI in dermatologyApplicants for dermatology residency programs are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to write or enhance their personal statements, according to a study published in the May Journal of Drugs in Dermatology. Is this ethical? Should applicants disclose AI usage? What role, if any, should AI have in applications for programs, positions, and grants? I interviewed Marjorie Mo …
AI in dermatology
From the JDD Podcast Vault | Thin Skinned: Topical Steroid Safety and Legal Landmines
topical steroidWelcome to another installment of "From the JDD Podcast Vault" series! This week, we’re digging into a truly cautionary tale with the episode: Thin Skinned: Topical Steroid Safety and Legal Landmines, hosted by Dr. Adam Friedman and featuring the ever-insightful Dr. Raj Chovatiya. “Just put some salve on it.” Sounds harmless enough, right? But let’s pause and ask — what could possibl …
topical steroid