Encouraging the next generation of skin of color researchers: Funding skin of color research in medical school and residency

Jia, Justin L.; Amuzie, Adaure U.; Lester, Jonathan

doi:10.1016/j.jaad.2020.11.048

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“…The algorithm weakened the influence of dust and water mist in the environment, achieving image enhancement. Similarly, researchers from Anna University implemented underwater image defogging and color correction based on the single-scale Retinex algorithm with color correction [55].…”

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Research progress and applications of image defogging algorithms

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Yan,

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Images taken under hazy weather conditions suffer from problems such as blurring, low contrast, and low saturation due to the scattering of atmospheric light by aerosol particles in the air, which affects the performance and judgment of image analysis equipment. With the rapid development of image processing technology and computer vision technology, researchers have proposed a large number of targeted haze removal algorithms to improve the quality of images taken under hazy weather conditions. According to the haze removal principle, mainstream haze removal algorithms can be classified into three categories: image enhancement-based, physics model-based, and neural network-based. This paper introduces and explores classic haze removal algorithms from the perspectives of principles, development, advantages, and disadvantages, and outlines the prospects for the future development and application direction of haze removal algorithms.

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“…The diversification of the dermatology workforce with trainees who have an interest in SOC may also be leading to more SOC publications, and supporting these trainees is essential to improve this field. 5 Journals should prioritize publishing SOC articles in order to meet the educational needs of our field. We must commit to building knowledge and practices that improve the care of all patients we serve.…”

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Skin-of-color article representation in dermatology literature 2009-2019: Higher citation counts and opportunities for inclusion

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Jia

Taylor

et al. 2022

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

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“…To the Editor: We appreciate the letter by Jia et al 1 that assessed funding opportunities available to medical students and residents for skin of color research. In our study, 2 we found evidence from website profiles that most residents interested in skin of color were people of color themselves.…”

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“…Thus, we must consider all barriers that might discourage trainees from pursuing skin of color interests. The work of Jia et al 1 underscores the importance of financial support in fostering interest in skin of color among trainees. If there is less money to support an interest in a topic, it is no wonder that trainees would pursue other research interests with more available and robust funding.…”

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