
David Rubin, MD, discusses QUASAR extension data showing most patients in histologic remission on guselkumab stayed there through 3 years of maintenance.

David Rubin, MD, discusses QUASAR extension data showing most patients in histologic remission on guselkumab stayed there through 3 years of maintenance.

Maria Abreu, MD, discusses 76-week ANTHEM-UC extension data showing once-daily oral icotrokinra maintained efficacy with no new safety signals in UC.

In an EPICS-III subgroup analysis, Raj Vuppalanchi, MD, explains why saroglitazar’s larger US treatment effect may reflect differences in disease biology.

Shawn Kwatra, MD, discusses ADtouch data showing lebrikizumab improved clearance, itch, pain, and satisfaction in hand and foot atopic dermatitis.

David Rosmarin, MD, discusses 52-week phase 2b REZOLVE-AA data on rezpegaldesleukin in severe alopecia areata presented at EADV 2026.

Ayah Matar, MD, discusses findings showing elevated serum 7αC4 in SIBO-positive patients, suggesting overlap between SIBO and bile acid diarrhea.

Amit Garg, MD, discusses 3-year pooled BE HEARD safety data on bimekizumab in moderate to severe hidradenitis suppurativa from EADV 2026.

James Udelson, MD, discusses the Cycle-2-PEF trial, which ultimately supports the inverse dose-response hypothesis from companion trial Cycle-1-REF.

A randomized trial at 5 Brooklyn FQHCs found mailed FIT kits and navigation raised 6-month screening completion to 35.9% vs 23.6% with usual care.

James Udelson, MD, discusses the results of the Cycle-1-REF study, presented at HFSA 2026, that could support an inverse dose-response relationship with this PDE9 inhibitor.

Raj Chovatiya, MD, PhD, explains how to approach biologic selection in atopic dermatitis and previews oral, multispecific, and novel-target therapies.

Eugenia Shmidt, MD, and Zoë Gottlieb, MD, discuss WIsDoM data showing 73% of women with IBD conceived with fertility treatment, most via embryo transfer.

Evan Dellon, MD, MPH, discusses REMODEL data showing dupilumab widened the esophagus vs placebo, with the biggest gains in patients with narrower caliber.

A treatment center director explains how point-of-care ultrasound separates subclinical bleeds from chronic joint pain.

Tochi Okwueze, DNP, discusses a pair of presentations at HFSA 2026 that confirm the efficacy of subcutaneous furosemide treatment for patients with HF.

Mustafa Ahmed, MD, discusses early results from the Gator SCALES-WHF trial, investigating furosemide as an alternative to in-hospital IV diuresis.

Shannon C. Trotter, DO, FAOCD, discusses immunotherapy in advanced cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma and why dermatologists should stay involved.

Ulrich Jorde, MD, discusses the Doraya device’s positive results in the DORAYA-HF feasibility study and Revamp Medical’s plans for a pivotal trial in early 2027.

In this interview, Iltefat Hamzavi, MD, explains why early advanced therapy in hidradenitis suppurativa matters beyond pivotal trial primary endpoints.

Iltefat Hamzavi, MD, outlines how symptom questionnaires, comorbidity screening, wound care, and procedures shape hidradenitis suppurativa care.

Both doses of the anti-ILT7 antibody daxdilimab reduced CLASI-A scores vs placebo at week 24 in moderate-to-severe, treatment-refractory discoid lupus.

Iltefat Hamzavi, MD, explains how topical and oral JAK inhibitors fit into vitiligo care and which patients are the best candidates for each approach.

Aaron Mangold, MD, discusses phase 2 BEACON data on brepocitinib, a TYK2/JAK1 inhibitor, in cutaneous sarcoidosis presented at EADV 2026.

Simpson discusses 16-week phase 2 data on the IL-4/IL-13/TSLP trispecific, including vIGA gaps and conjunctivitis findings.

New ASH guidelines set higher ferritin thresholds. The panel chair on building them into lab reports and when 50 ng/mL may fit.

Linda Stein Gold, MD, discusses LATITUDE Atlas data showing zasocitinib achieved higher PASI 100 rates than deucravacitinib in psoriasis.

Chen discusses his experience with aortic and cardiac surgery, as well as ongoing research into ways to optimize and improve care.

Florence Schleich, MD, PhD, explains how exacerbation phenotypes and useful biomarkers shift across anti-IL-5, anti-IL-5R, and anti-TSLP therapies.

Buse discusses the shortcomings of current CGM and AID technologies, as well as how current research aims to address them and further reduce hypoglycemia risk.

A cohort of 1.3 million Israeli children found a small composite signal, but investigators say penicillin allergy delabeling practice should not change.