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Season 3 • Episode 54

Melanoma, EMPD, and a Prostate Drug Walk Into a Bar...

Episode Description

Melanoma, extramammary paget's and a prostate cancer drug walk into a bar... well, it may sound like a joke, but this week's episode is no laughing matter!  Join the Derms on Drugs as we get into some deep topics:
New data on Castle Gene Expression Profiling for thin melanomas - does it finally answer the age old question question:  To send or not to send?
Did you know that as we get older, our lymphatics get leaky and it is actually pretty important when it comes to melanoma?
Extramammary Paget's Disease (EMPD) is a bad actor - when you see it, what should you do about it? Wide local excision vs Mohs vs Mohs plus radiation?
You know Dr. Patton's a nerd.  But this week is off the charts.  You'll learn more about pathological staining of EMPD that you ever wanted.
Bicaludamide?  Better than spironolactone for female pattern hair loss?  What do you need to know to start prescribing it?
Pruritus in renal failure patients is the WORST, turns out that medications can be a big driving factor and stopping them might be all you need to do.

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