Light Biology Moves Beyond Sunburn: What Photomedicine Means Now
New research reframes light as an active regulator of skin biology, not just a source of sunburn damage — a shift with implications for psoriasis, melasma, and photoprotection.
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Phototherapy
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Phototherapy
Light-Based Therapy Cures Thick Pigmented Melanoma in Mice
Light-based therapy triggered an immune-mediated cure of thick pigmented melanoma in mice, Bioengineer.org reports; the preclinic…
Clinicians Weigh Vitiligo Treatment Strategies Across Age Groups
Dermatology Times clinicians compare vitiligo treatment strategies across age groups, weighing topical, light-based and systemic…
Phototherapy, Vitamin D Fall Short in Atopic Dermatitis Control
Medscape reports phototherapy and vitamin D fell short in controlling atopic dermatitis. The brief headline reframes two longstan…
Upadacitinib Sustains Vitiligo Repigmentation to 76 Weeks
Week-76 data from the phase 3 Viti-Up trials show upadacitinib drove continued facial and total-body repigmentation in nonsegment…
Solar-Simulated UVB Plus UVA Alters the Skin Microbiome: Exploratory Data
A new Wiley-published exploratory study tests solar-simulated UVB plus UVA radiation on the skin microbiome, modeling real-world…
Temperature-Defined Seasonality May Shape Psoriasis Treatment Outcomes
A new study defines seasonality by temperature trends rather than calendar months, raising questions about seasonal bias in psori…