Objectives Literature on dermatology outpatient demographic and clinical data is limited,
and the few studies on this topic are mainly conducted overseas, with medical systems and …

1888 was a significant year for dermatology. Consider, if you will, the young English
dermatologist Dr Malcolm Morris reading The Times newspaper each morning while eating …

Epidemiology refers to the study of the distribution and causes of diseases in human
populations [9, 23]. Epidemiology as applied to dermatology is thus concerned with finding …

Dear Editor, The demographics of Europe reflect a constantly changing mixture of people of
various ethnic groups, in particular Italy represents one of the European countries with high …

The field of dermatology must recognize that the language we use to describe skin colour
has been profoundly affected by misconstruction and misattribution of skin colour naming …

Background The diversity of skin diseases seen in a dermatology clinic varies with the
composition of the population. Objective The aim was to document the spectrum of …

Dellavalle et al1 reported a higher nevus count in 3-year-old children with atopic eczema
(AE) and a light skin pigmentation. This is in contrast to a previous observation that adults …

DEAR EDITOR, Anthropogenic climate change affects our environment through higher
temperatures, poorer air quality, polluted waters and increased extreme weather events …

Background There is a lack of prevalence data on skin diseases in the general adult
population; most studies have been carried out in small, national or consecutive clinical …

This is the largest study of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dermatologic presentations
to an urban specialist clinic within a community‐controlled health organisation. It adds to our …