
Daily Derm Times: April 15, 2025
Key Takeaways
- Facial hyperpigmentation may indicate systemic disease, requiring dermatologists to look beyond melasma for accurate diagnosis and care.
- Nail-picking and biting are associated with other body-focused repetitive behaviors, affecting nearly half of SIND patients.
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Beyond Melasma: Systemic Causes of Facial Hyperpigmentation
Facial hyperpigmentation may signal systemic disease. Dermatologists must assess beyond melasma to ensure timely, accurate diagnosis and care.
Nail-Picking and Biting: More Than Bad Habits
In a large study, nearly half of SIND patients also had other BFRBs like skin picking or hair pulling.
Evommune Advances EVO756 Into Global Phase 2b Trial for Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
Evommune has initiated a global phase 2b trial of EVO756, a first-in-class MRGPRX2 antagonist, for moderate to severe CSU.
Attovia Closes $90 Million Series C Financing for ATTOBODY Programs
The funds will target programs for chronic pruritus, atopic dermatitis, and other inflammatory skin conditions.
Topical Antioxidants Combined with Phototherapy Effective for Vitiligo Management
Corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors, and fractional CO2 laser were also effective in achieving high levels of repigmentation.
New Study Sheds Light on Vitiligo-CHD Association
Phototherapy, commonly used for vitiligo, might help reduce cardiovascular risk through anti-inflammatory effects.
Compound Heparin Sodium Allantoin Gel Can Treat Rosacea and Improve Skin Barrier
Improvements in hydration, erythema, itching, and burning were observed after 12 weeks of treatment for papulopustular rosacea.
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