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Q&A: Cuts to 2025 physician fee schedule yield ‘catastrophic’ impacts to patient access
The CMS finalized cuts to the 2025 physician fee schedule for the fifth year in a row, prompting an urgent call-to-action from the American Academy of Dermatology. HHS, through the CMS, announced the finalization of the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.
Top news of July: Permanent makeup, FDA approvals, tattoos, more
Healio has compiled July’s most-read news in dermatology.
Top news of June: Cancer risk, leaf extract, fungal infections, more
Healio has compiled June’s most-read news in dermatology.
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Top news of April: Product rankings, counterfit Botox, solar eclipse
Healio has compiled April’s most-read news in dermatology.
VIDEO: Adjunct testing important in melanotic tumors
CLEVELAND — In this video, Jennifer Ko, MD, PhD, discusses different testing options for melanotic lesions including gene expression profiling and sequencing.
Specific features associated with uncommon variants of cutaneous melanoma
Uncommon variants of cutaneous melanoma do not have the classic clinical appearance and dermoscopic criteria for diagnosis, according to a systematic review published in JAMA Dermatology.
Fungal preparations sometimes skipped due to discomfort performing microscopy
Numerous barriers prevent the common use of fungal preparations in the dermatology setting, such as the belief that clinical diagnosis is sufficient and the lack of a required Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment certification, along with the notion that it is difficult to obtain, according to recent survey findings.
Avoid skin markings in dermoscopic images for analysis, training by convolutional neural networks
Melanoma probability scores increased due to standard skin markings from surgical ink and were associated with a significant reduction in the specificity of a convolutional neural network trained in dermoscopic images, according to an analysis in JAMA Dermatology.
AAD supports high-quality, responsible applications of augmented intelligence
The American Academy of Dermatology supports the collaborative development of augmented intelligence that is designed and evaluated in a manner that enables the delivery of high-quality patient care, the AAD wrote in its augmented intelligence position statement.
Smartphone may be readily available alternative to Wood’s lamp
In vitiligo, visualization and accentuation of lesions using blue light emitted from a smartphone was comparable to a Wood’s lamp and may be useful in resource-poor settings where a lamp is not available, according to researchers.
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