International health opportunities in dermatology residency programs: a survey‐based study in the United States

Wanat, Karolyn A.; Knapp, Alexia P.

doi:10.1111/ijd.13859

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“…Our findings demonstrate a wide variety of global health dermatology projects. Half of respondents had their first global health dermatology experience during residency, highlighting the importance of early exposure in shaping global health careers 4,5 . The survey identified challenges in the field, such as difficulties obtaining funds and maintaining a global health career.…”

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Identifying gaps in global health dermatology: a survey of GLODERM members

McMahon¹,

Oyesiku²,

Amerson³

et al. 2021

Br J Dermatol

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therapy without rituximab (15% vs. 37%). 8 Taking the evidence together, rituximab can improve not only the overall survival but also the 1-year survival of patients with BP despite its risk of severe infections.Our data suggest that rituximab improves overall survival and may have a low rate of infectious complications compared with conventional therapy. A prospective randomized clinical trial is needed to validate our observations.

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