Two-Thirds of Appalachian Counties Have No Dermatologist, Registry Analysis Finds
A cross-sectional analysis of the federal NPPES registry found that 65.5 percent of Appalachian counties have no dermatologist, with the ...
Tag: skin cancer
Physicists’ Reaction-Diffusion Equations Inspire Sharper AI for Skin Cancer Diagnosis
A new deep learning model that embeds Turing-inspired reaction-diffusion mathematics and attention mechanisms into a ResNet50 backbone classifies dermoscopic images ...
Tiny Skin Mites Found Far More Often in Malignant Tumors Than Benign Ones
A study of 602 skin biopsies found Demodex mites in 23.6 percent of malignant lesions versus 10.5 percent of benign ...
Autonomous AI Frees Dermatologists for Thousands More Skin Cancer Appointments
A real-world UK study of 8,391 patients presented at EADV Congress 2026 found that an autonomous AI medical device safely ...
How Well Do Patients Really Know Their Own Skin Cancer History?
A new study from the University of Nebraska Medical Center examines how accurately patients recall their own histories of actinic ...
Cancer Drug Triggers Rare Blistering Skin Disease That Masqueraded as Something Else
A new case report describes how the immunotherapy drug pembrolizumab triggered pemphigoid nodularis, a rare blistering skin disease that initially ...
Blood Vessel Patterns Under the Microscope Reveal Which Sebaceous Skin Tumors Turn Deadly
A systematic review of 71 sebaceous tumors shows that orderly crown and arborizing vessels mark benign sebaceomas and adenomas, while ...
Norway’s melanoma epidemic is splitting by generation, 45-year study finds
A 45-year nationwide analysis of more than 60,000 Norwegian melanoma cases shows incidence rising steeply in older adults, especially men, ...
Dermatology Websites Are Writing About Acne and Skin Cancer at Reading Levels Patients Cannot Reach
A new study finds that patient education materials on dermatology practice websites about acne and skin cancer are written at ...
Where Americans Get Sunburned: New Study Maps the Social Patterns Behind a Preventable Cancer Risk
A new analysis of the 2024 National Health Interview Survey reveals how the contexts in which U.S. adults experience sunburn ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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