
This interview at the 2026 Maui Derm Hawaii meeting features a discussion of new and emerging therapies in psoriasis, including icotrokinra.

This interview at the 2026 Maui Derm Hawaii meeting features a discussion of new and emerging therapies in psoriasis, including icotrokinra.

Frikke-Schmidt discusses the newfound genetic correlation between vascular-related dementia and an increased BMI, partially mediated by high blood pressure.

This interview from the Maui Derm 2026 conference features Lawrence Eichenfield, MD, discussing takeaways from his talk ‘Acne and Rosacea: Update 2026.’

Andrew Kau, MD, PhD, and Audrey John, MD, PhD, discuss their recent research exploring exhaled breath analysis as a noninvasive way to probe the gut microbiome.

This interview segment continues with Paul Nghiem, MD, PhD, highlighting notable insights from his session on cutaneous oncology.

Paul Nghiem highlights several key takeaways from his talk on cutaneous oncology, touching on various advances in skin cancer management.

Greater exposure to preparation therapy before psychedelic dosing was linked to larger reductions in depressive symptoms, a new study found.

Abou-Ghayda breaks down the association between ED and CVD and how this study introduces a new way to address this sensitive topic.

A scoping review of 18 trials finds psychological, nutritional, and exercise support consistently benefits kidney cancer patients.

Lund highlights the value of preventive treatment in patients with prediabetes on the environment via reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

Proteomic fragmentation may explain reduced allergenicity and point to a safer substrate for peanut oral immunotherapy compared with current options, new data suggests.

Siegel addressed additional points presented in his Maui Derm 2026 session, 'How To Maximize Your Billing Effectiveness in the Era of Dwindling Reimbursements and ICD-10.'

In this interview, Siegel highlights key points presented in his Maui Derm 2026 talk, 'How To Maximize Your Billing Effectiveness in the Era of Dwindling Reimbursements and ICD-10.'

This interview with Lim highlights knowledge gaps examined by an international expert panel reviewing existing literature on dermatologic disease in skin of color.

D’Amato explains his research on the biological mechanisms that control bowel movements and vitamin B1’s potential role in gut motility.

The first scoping review of kidney cancer pre/ rehabilitation suggests psychological support outdoes exercise and nutrition.

Fonseca explains the structure and goals of the ongoing trial, which has enrolled its first patient to clofutriben treatment against hard-to-control T2D.

New data show heat- and pressure-treated peanuts significantly reduce IgE binding, skin test reactivity, and oral challenge severity in allergic patients.

This first episode of 2026 highlights ways to advocate for change in healthcare, empowering each other and patients while navigating systemic challenges.

Fortis discusses new data that challenge the use of bronchodilator response as a tool for distinguishing asthma from COPD.

Lund discusses a recent study detailing the comparatively lower greenhouse gas emissions caused by preventive care versus diabetes management.

MacDougall discusses the Family Heart Foundation’s recent study indicating that very few adults with ASCVD are receiving guideline-directed therapy.

COPDGene data show bronchodilator response more accurately predicts FEV₁ decline and disease progression than polygenic risk scores, including among smokers with preserved spirometry.

Palaniappan explains what steps to take in managing cardiovascular disease risk among a population that does not adhere to the Life’s Essential 8 guidelines.

A pair of hepatology experts discuss the shifting therapeutic landscape in PBC, lingering unmet needs, and where the field may be heading next.

Lungcast reflects on pulmonology in 2025, looking back at topics ranging from ALA's ‘State of the Air’ report to the lung-gut microbiome.

This segment of the latest Skin of Color Savvy episode highlights a conversation between Nada Elbuluk, MD, MSc, and Michelle Rodrigues, MBBS.

Machine models identified 2% of CBCs as possibly contaminated and flagged 6–9% of inpatient transfusions as potentially unnecessary, explains Maucione.

Despite being considered superior to in-clinic measurements, a substantial number of patients do not follow the HBPM guideline recommendations of 12 readings per week.

This segment of Liver Lineup features an in-depth discussion on hepatocellular carcinoma screening in patients with cirrhosis.