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The JCMS Dermatology Podcast with Dr Kirk Barber

Canadian Dermatology Association
Dermatology
Canada
Psychodermatology
JAK Inhibitors
Alopecia Areata
Medical Education
Dermatitis Artefacta
Skin-Picking Disorder
Prurigo Nodularis
Atopic Dermatitis
Bullous Pemphigoid
Pediatric Hand Eczema
Vulvar Quality Of Life Index
Lichen Sclerosus
Circadian Rhythm
Medical Assistance In Dying
Black-Legged Tick
Actinic Keratosis
Field Cancerization
Artificial Intelligence

Engaging dermatology conversations with authors of the articles in the Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, hosted by Editor-in-Chief Dr. Kirk Barber. JCMS is the peer-reviewed journal of the Canadian Dermatology Association.

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"We used to think that cutis marmorata was an unserious bend. What we understand now is that it is often connected to very serious incidents of decompression sickness.”

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“Three months after taking these tablets, she was 80 per cent better—without the risk, expense and everything that went with those procedures.”

“It is life-changing for a lot of patients, and it has been a real practice changer for me.”

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“With artificial cognition, we have the ability to outsource the entire thinking or reasoning process itself. And that’s what we call cognitive surrender: the adoption of AI outputs without verification, without much internal engagement at all.”

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“There’s probably a whole field that’s been affected by the sun and the resulting DNA damage.”

An actinic keratosis may appear to be an isolated lesion—but it can also signal a much larger field of sun-damaged, precancerous skin.

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Recent Guests

Vincent Richer
Clinical faculty, Department of Dermatology and Skin Science at the University of British Columbia; practices at Pacific Derm
Pacific Derm / University of British Columbia
Episode: Episode 106: Treating Melasma for the Long Term - The Case for Oral Tranexamic Acid with Drs. Vincent Richer and Allison Sutton
Allison Sutton
Founder of West Dermatology; expert in aesthetic dermatology
West Dermatology
Episode: Episode 106: Treating Melasma for the Long Term - The Case for Oral Tranexamic Acid with Drs. Vincent Richer and Allison Sutton
Steven Shaw
Dr. Steven Shaw, postdoctoral fellow at the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton School of Business, transitioning to an assistant professor role at King's College London
University of Pennsylvania; Wharton School of Business; King's College London
Episode: Editor's Choice II - Episode 105: AI, Clinical Judgment and Cognitive Surrender with Prof. Steven Shaw
Steven Feldman
Professor of dermatology, pathology, social sciences and health policy
Wake Forest School of Medicine
Episode: Episode 104: Treating the Field: Dr. Steven Feldman on Sun Damage and Actinic Keratoses
Katie Clow
Associate Professor at the University of Guelph's Ontario Veterinary College; tic ecology researcher
University of Guelph, Ontario Veterinary College
Episode: Editor's Choice I - Episode 103: Canada’s Tick Invasion - What You Need to Know with Dr. Katie Clow
Stefanie Green
Clinical physician at University of British Columbia and University of Victoria; co-founder and president of CAMAP; medical advisor to BC Ministry of Health
University of British Columbia; University of Victoria; CAMAP
Episode: Episode 102: Medical Assistance in Dying - What Dermatologists Need to Know with Dr Stefanie Green and Dr Mark Kirchhof
Mark Kirchhof
Division head of dermatology at the University of Ottawa and Ottawa Hospital; outgoing president of the Canadian Dermatology Association
University of Ottawa; Ottawa Hospital; Canadian Dermatology Association
Episode: Episode 102: Medical Assistance in Dying - What Dermatologists Need to Know with Dr Stefanie Green and Dr Mark Kirchhof
Elena Netchiporouk
Assistant Professor of Medicine at McGill University and Attending Dermatologist at McGill University Health Centre
McGill University, McGill University Health Centre
Episode: Episode 101: Time-Driven Strategies for Inflammatory Skin Diseases - A Circadian Approach with Dr. Elena Netchiporouk
Marcelo Nico
Associate Professor of Dermatology, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Hospital das Clínicas, University of São Paulo
Episode: Episode 100! Trust, Compassion and Dermatitis Artefacta: Lessons from Dr. Marcelo Nico

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Kirk Barber
Host of the dermatology podcast series and Editor-in-Chief of a leading dermatology journal.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Informative!

    The gypsy moth episode with Dr. Gooderham was so informative!! Finally got some info on those pesky bugs and my skin!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Excited to try it
    Canada5 years ago
  • A Great Derm Podcast Series

    I really enjoy thoese smart and engaging interviews by Dr Kirk Barber. The conversations really help to bring articles from the Journal to life. Keep them coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sensmcg
    Canada6 years ago

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Episode 106: Treating Melasma for the Long Term - The Case for Oral Tranexamic Acid with Drs. Vincent Richer and Allison Sutton
Q: What about dosing and the duration of therapy—how do you approach that in practice?
Start with a low-dose regimen (often 500 mg daily split into two 250 mg doses in Canada), monitor response over two to three months, then consider continuing longer with periodic reassessment and possible dose tapering or breaks during fall/winter.
Episode 106: Treating Melasma for the Long Term - The Case for Oral Tranexamic Acid with Drs. Vincent Richer and Allison Sutton
Q: How do you decide which patients are suitable for oral TXA and what are the key safety checks you perform?
We screen with a thorough history, avoid combining TXA with estrogen-containing contraception, verify no personal or family history of thrombosis, and ensure patients are non-smokers; some cases may warrant a broader risk-benefit discussion.
Episode 106: Treating Melasma for the Long Term - The Case for Oral Tranexamic Acid with Drs. Vincent Richer and Allison Sutton
Q: Allison, what drove you guys to look at oral therapy for melasma?
We wanted to explore a treatment with the potential for longer-term control beyond the typical three to six months, to address melasma as a chronic condition and reduce dependence on potentially harsh topical or device-based therapies.
Episode 104: Treating the Field: Dr. Steven Feldman on Sun Damage and Actinic Keratoses
Q: Explain the concept of field cancerization and how it changes clinical decision-making.
The guest explains that field cancerization refers to widespread sunlight-induced genetic damage across a patch of skin, meaning treatment may need to cover larger areas than a single lesion; decision-making balances lesion treatment with field-wide strategies, considering patient-specific risk and practicality.
Episode 99: Supporting Patients Beyond the Clinic - The Vulvar Quality of Life Index with Dr. Marlene Dytoc
Q: You know, what I want to talk about today is the article you have in JCMS, The Vulvar Quality of Life Index. Do you actively use this in your clinic today?
Yes, we do. And we had a previous article showing that it increases that sense of well-being, and we used that tool to gauge whether our lichens close to support groups, which are expert-led by myself and a gynecologist.

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This series features in-depth conversations with authors and researchers in dermatology, covering clinical practice, cutting-edge therapies, and dermatology research reported in a leading journal. Episodes frequently explore treatment strategies, emerging therapies, case-based discussions, and practical implications for patient care, with hosts and guests offering clinical insight, research context, and policy considerations. A standout attribute is the blend of clinical depth with real-world applicability, including governance, ethics, and novel interdisciplinary topics that keep practitioners and researchers engaged and informed. The format is well suited for listeners who want to connect journal articles to everyday dermatology practice,... more

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6. Stefanie Green
7. Mark Kirchhof
8. Elena Netchiporouk

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