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Apremilast decreased lesion counts in moderate to severe lichen planus, and topical pimecrolimus improved recalcitrant lesions of dermatomyositis.

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Therapy for pustular psoriasis, rituximab-related psoriasis flare, methotrexate for children with localized scleroderma, methotrexate for skin lesions in dermatomyositis, treatment of non–infection-related cryoglobulinemic vasculitis, and hydroxychloroquine to prevent congenital heart block

Behind the Numbers: Odds Ratio vs. Relative Risk

Properly interpreting the OR informs the true significance of an association.

Looking Far Afield . . .

The golden retrievers weren't pipetting at the laboratory bench but were contributing their 2-century breeding history, their mild-to-moderate ichthyosis, and their DNA to identify a . . .

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Increased cardiovascular risk associated with psoriasis, protective effects of cutaneous discoid lupus, treatment for erosive pustular scalp dermatosis, and quality of life in patients with CLE-induced photosensitivity

Behind the Numbers: Number Needed to Screen

Dr. Joel Gelfand elucidates the concept of number needed to screen in "Behind the Numbers", a new Journal Watch Dermatology feature aimed at clarifying issues in epidemiologic design and biostatistics.

Looking Far Afield . . .

Dolphins demonstrate a remarkable wound-healing process.

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Associations of neurologic disorders with bullous pemphigoid and of disrupted glucose metabolism with porphyria cutanea tarda

Risk for Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Appears Higher in Tumor Necrosis Factor Antagonist Recipients

Dermatologists can help rheumatologists recognize problematic lesions.

Looking Far Afield . . .

Marcello Malpighi (1628–1694) gave consultations to the rich and famous . . . from a distance.

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