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Season 2 • Episode 38

Are You Serious? Tattoos Prevent Melanoma and More Curiosities from the Literature

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Brought to you by Scholars In Medicine

 The Derms on Drugs take on the latest, greatest and coolest stuff from the Derm literature.  Quite honestly, there was some stuff this week that just seems crazy and that you won't want to miss.  Join us as we discuss questions like: 
 
-Do tattoos protect people against melanoma? 
-What cheap, easy topical works great for fissures in hand eczema? 
-Is Dupixent safe in pregnancy? 
-Are tinted sunscreens actually better than regular mineral sunscreens for melasma? 
-If an alopecia areata patient has failed two or three JAKs, is it worth trying another one? 
-What does the early data show for systemic JAK efficacy in vitiligo? 
-Is there anything better than triamcinolone to inject keloids with? 
-Does some crazy drug Patton found an article about work for hemodialysis associated itch? 
 
So, join us for another episode that'll make you better at what you do while you're having fun listening! 

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