July 27, 2019
New DermTales captures hearts through storytellingToday’s culture has a new appreciation for what was once called “the lost art of storytelling.” On Friday, four dermatologists celebrated and added to this tradition, sharing some of the best stories and lessons learned from their careers during the new Plenary addition, “DermTales.” > MORE
To the rescue: Lectureship spotlights CCCA hair loss researchPersonal experience counts for a lot and often serves as the motivation for a career choice as an adult. Such was the case for dermatologist Amy J. McMichael, MD, who delivered the Everett C. Fox, MD Memorial Award and Lectureship, “Hair Loss: A Journey of Follicular Rescue” during Friday’s Plenary. > MORE
Why augmented intelligence is not “artificial” anymoreNot even a mad scientist would propose we replace our human brains with something artificial. But we can augment what our intelligence has to offer with tools outside the brain, according to Justin Ko, MD, MBA, the chair of the Academy’s Ad Hoc Task Force on Augmented Intelligence (AuI). > MORE
Making it stick: New vitiligo research yields promise for lasting resultsFor patients facing a menacing and socially debilitating vitiligo diagnosis, a promising and potentially long-lasting treatment is within reach. John E. Harris, MD, PhD, associate professor of dermatology at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, delivered that hopeful update during his Friday Plenary lecture. > MORE
Disruption: It’s in our DNAHealth care strategist, CEO, author, inventor, and innovator Nicholas Webb delivered the dynamic address, “The Disruptive Future of Dermatology — The Good News!” during Friday’s Plenary. > MORE
Get out your cameras – share your photos now!Today is the last day for the 2019 AAD Summer Meeting social media challenge! The Academy is accepting photo submissions on both Instagram and Twitter where attendees can share pictures of themselves with friends, colleagues, or mentors while at the Summer Meeting. > MORE
July 25, 2019
Update on photoprotection: What dermatologists need to knowRecent controversy over sunscreen safety has patients concerned. Yet, dermatologists know that photoprotection, including sunscreen, remains an important step in decreasing the rate of skin cancer. > MORE
What you should know about your organ transplant patientsSolid organ transplantation is worth the wait for any patient facing organ failure. But it does come with unique risks and complications, including a higher risk of skin cancer. > MORE
Take a bite out of infestationsThat creepy, crawly sensation. The itch. The sores. Bugs not only invade your patients’ space and their skin, they can be challenging to identify and treat. Raegan D. Hunt, MD, PhD, will give facts and exterminate rumors surrounding mite infestations and arthropod bite reactions during Friday’s session “Infestation Situations: Updates on Bothersome Bugs (U017).” > MORE
Can you manage an inclusive multigenerational workforce?It’s not an age-old question, but rather a new age consideration. Rethinking generation gaps as generation preferences is the first step in effectively managing multigenerational teams, one of the biggest leadership challenges facing today’s dermatologists. > MORE
New storytelling feature joins engaging Plenary lineupIt’s likely to get personal during Friday’s Plenary (P151) with the debut of DermTales, a new addition to the Summer Meeting. DermTales will showcase intriguing stories from four dermatologists about their practices. > MORE
Get out your cameras – the challenge is on!The Academy is hosting another photo challenge at the 2019 AAD Summer Meeting! From now through Saturday, July 27, the Academy is accepting photo submissions on both Instagram and Twitter where attendees can share pictures of themselves with friends, colleagues, or mentors while at the Summer Meeting. > MORE
- Industry Expert session tomorrowIndustry Expert Sessions at the 2019 AAD Summer Meeting provide exhibiting companies the opportunity to present new research on products, detail products, conduct demonstrations, and highlight new products. > MORE