Dermatology Weekly
Medscape Professional NetworkOfficial Podcast feed of MDedge Dermatology and Cutis Peer-to-Peer, part of the Medscape Professional Network. Weekly episodes include the latest in Dermatology News and peer-to-peer interviews with Doctor Vincent A. DeLeo, MD, and Dr. Candrice Heath, MD. Plus, resident discussions geared toward physicians-in-training. The information in this podcast is provided for informational and educational p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessScienceLife SciencesMedicine | ||||
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The COVID-19 pandemic has presented unique challenges for medical students applying to residency programs. In this episode, Candrice R. Heath, MD (@DrCandriceHeath), talks to Virginia Alvarado Jones, MD, MS (@GinaAlvaJones), and medical student Victo... more
Ethnic minorities and patients living in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas are disproportionately impacted by a growing national shortage of dermatologists. In this resident takeover, Sophie A. Greenberg, MD (Twitter: @sophiegreenberg; Instagram:... more
This week, Amber Atwater, MD, the immediate past president of the American Contact Dermatitis Society, reviews some highlights from the meeting, which was held in March.
Dr. Atwater, associate professor of dermatology at Duke University, Durham, N.... more
Recent studies have highlighted poor representation of darker skin types in dermatology textbooks and online resources. Vincent A. DeLeo, MD, talks to Jules B. Lipoff, MD (@juleslipoff), about the general paucity of images of skin of color in learnin... more
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- Short, Concise, & Cutting Edge
So cutting edge, I truly enjoy these topics and thought provoking analysis each episode unleashes. Keep this coming, it’s improving how we all practice medicine. Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5Dr Mike
United States5 years ago - Needs a different host
He cannot pronounce basic medical words correctly which is highly distracting as I try to figure out what he meant to say. No personal knock against the host, he had a great podcast voice and carries the episode well, but I think strong consideration of a new host with medical and dermatological experience would be a huge improvement. I do wonder if the editors/producers preview the eps before release? The mispronunciations are quite glaring.
Apple Podcasts2bonnie31093United States5 years ago - Brachioradial Pruritus (BRP) and Hyperhidrosis
Yo! Glycopyrrolate and oxybutynin for hyperhidrosis may aggravate Brachioradial Puritus. And, yes, BRP and HH can coexist in patients.
Apple Podcasts3Bottom Line Up FrontUnited States5 years ago - Who is the presenter?
The presenter in the first part of the podcast mispronounces common dermatologic/medical terms so often that it greatly distracts from the content of the podcast. Erythematous, genitourinary, purpuric, acral, and vesicular are just a few examples of mispronounced words and there are too many more. It’s a shame that it makes the podcast too painful for me to listen to. This would be a great volunteer position for medical students or even premed students who would do a better job.
Apple Podcasts2DarlenicaUnited States5 years ago - Decent basic overview of medical derm lit
Fairly repetitive material being shared, would be great to add some surgical (cutaneous onc) dermatology and even dermatopathology papers clinically relevant to a derm practice. Also, the vocal fry in a guest (telephone?) presenter this past episode made it absolutely impossible to listen to.
Apple Podcasts3Erez M.United States5 years ago
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