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Derms on Drugs

Scholars in Medicine
Dermatology
Atopic Dermatitis
Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
Basal Cell Carcinoma
Dupilumab
Skin Conditions
Dermatitis
Adherence
Neuroscience
Mast Cells
Inflammation
Scratching
Itch Sensation
Benzoyl Peroxide
Melanoma
Alopecia Areata
TVEC
Benzene
Psoriasiform Dermatitis
Idiopathic Erythroderma

Derms on Drugs is where cutting-edge dermatology meets mediocre comedy. Each week three dermatologists – Matt Zirwas, Laura Ferris and Tim Patton – discuss, debate, and dissect the hottest topics in dermatology. It's everything you need to know to be on the cutting-edge of dermatology and it’ll be the most fun you’ve ever had while actually learning something useful. Derms on Drugs is produced by ... more

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Ever wonder if you can trust those network meta-analyses (NMAs) flooding dermatology journals? Join the Derms on Drugs and University of Toronto expert Dr. Aaron Drucker for a critical deep dive into NMAs—what they are, how they work, and whether der... more

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Welcome back to Derms on Drugs! Today we’re cracking open a six-pack—not IPAs, but papers.

We’ve got polyomavirus antibodies sneaking in as early markers for Merkel cell recurrence, collagen supplements promising to smooth wrinkles or just make you... more

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Join the Derms on Drugs and Dr. Marc Serota (who is triple boarded in dermatology, allergy and pediatrics) to find out the latest on how to think about the causes of chronic spontaneous urticaria - it can be autoimmune, it can literally be an "allerg... more

Get ahead of the curve with Derms on Drugs as we break down the most exciting new dermatology research! This week features game-changing studies including an oral probiotic with stunning results for atopic dermatitis, JAK inhibitors for bullous pemph... more

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Marc Serota
Triple boarded in pediatrics, dermatology, and allergy
Episode: The Causes of Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
Scott Drew
Dermatologist practicing in Ohio
Episode: Hidden Gems, Part 2: How Generic Systemics Still Shine in Dermatology
Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd
Board certified dermatologist and founder of Derm Friends, focusing on skincare education.
Derm Friends
Episode: Tinted, Tested, and...Optional?
Dr. Donna Culton
Faculty at the University of North Carolina, runs a blistering disease clinic and clinical trials unit.
University of North Carolina
Episode: Blistering Breakthroughs: Dupilumab’s Big Debut
Dr. Jason Hawkes
An expert in urticaria management
Episode: Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria: New Trials, Hot Treatments, and Patient Pearls with Dr. Jason Hawkes
Dr. Michelle Tarbox
Special guest for next week's episode
Episode: Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow? Supplements you haven't heard of, lab testing for telogen effluvium and managing folliculitis decalvans
Ben Roem
Internist at the Brigham, published the article discussed in the episode
Episode: Why Are Dermatology Drugs So Expensive?
Sal Scotchum
Started a specialty pharmacy and now does consulting for specialty pharmacies and payers
Episode: Why Are Dermatology Drugs So Expensive?
Dr. Mowry
Radiation oncologist at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Episode: Radiation Therapy for Skin Cancer - Dermatology Office Appropriate or Too Hot to Handle?

Hosts

Matt Zirwas
Co-host and dermatologist with a focus on advanced dermatology topics.
Laura Ferris
Co-host and dermatologist who discusses innovative dermatological treatments and research.
Tim Patton
Co-host and dermatologist known for addressing clinical controversies and patient management in dermatology.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 53 ratings
  • Educational & entertaining

    Love this podcast! Hope it’s only on a temporary hiatus.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jen from Philly
    United States2 months ago
  • Thank you!

    Great podcast, really easy to listen to and I look forward to the new episodes. The guests are always great too - so many clinical gems in each episode. Thanks for keeping us all informed as BCDs!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    N2025K
    United States3 months ago
  • Obsessed!

    Please never stop making content. I never miss an episode and learn so much from you guys every week. You make learning dermatology fun! Signed - a BCD

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ncy555
    United States5 months ago
  • I wish all learning was this enjoyable

    A fun and engaging way to stay current in dermatology—timely topics paired with insightful commentary make learning truly enjoyable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DC ben
    United States5 months ago
  • Expert perspective

    As a fellow board-certified dermatologist, I truly respect what Drs Ferris, Patton, and Zirwas have accomplished with this intriguing and engaging podcast. Topics are relevant to all of us as dermatologists but also the community at large. A must -listen for anybody interested in skin.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angela Casey MD
    United States8 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging and informative nature of the discussions, blending clinical insights with humor.
The podcast is praised for its expert guests and the rich variety of topics covered, appealing to both professionals and those interested in dermatology.
Listeners highlight the practical takeaways that can be applied in clinical practice, making the podcast a valuable resource for ongoing education.

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Tinted, Tested, and...Optional?
Q: What do you think about the recent Australian recommendations regarding sunscreen use based on skin type?
While the Australian recommendations are interesting, for practitioners in sunny climates, sunscreen remains essential due to ongoing sun exposure.
Tinted, Tested, and...Optional?
Q: Are there certain sunscreens that you recommend for your darker skin patients?
It is essential that the sunscreen is at least SPF 30 and that the patient finds it aesthetically pleasing to increase adherence to daily use.
Tinted, Tested, and...Optional?
Q: What is your take on the coral bleaching and the environmental impacts of the chemical sunscreens?
The data is very weak regarding chemical sunscreens harming coral reefs, as studies often have major flaws and lack comprehensive evidence.
Blistering Breakthroughs: Dupilumab’s Big Debut
Q: How well does Dupilumab work in real life versus clinical trials?
In real life, Dupilumab is expected to perform better than in strict clinical trial conditions due to more flexible treatment regimens.
Dermatology Debates: The Derms on Drugs Try to Change Minds
Q: Do you think that gene expression profiling for melanoma is useful?
Consensus among the hosts showcases skepticism and varying opinions on the necessity of gene expression profiling for melanoma management.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Derms on Drugs

What is Derms on Drugs about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content across episodes consistently revolves around advanced dermatological themes, focusing on innovative treatments, emerging therapies, and contemporary research findings in the field. With a light-hearted approach to serious topics, the hosts engage in a mix of debates on patient management, the efficacy of drugs, and advancements in treatment modalities for skin-related issues. The podcast not only covers clinical findings but also emphasizes the importance of humor and accessible dialogue, making complex medical discussions enlightening while ensuring they remain enjoyable. Unique guest appearances from specialists further enrich the content, providing diverse expert insights and personal anecdotes that deepen the understanding of de... more

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Recent guests on Derms on Drugs include:

1. Marc Serota
2. Scott Drew
3. Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd
4. Dr. Donna Culton
5. Dr. Jason Hawkes
6. Dr. Michelle Tarbox
7. Ben Roem
8. Sal Scotchum

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