Source: Dermatology Times
NEW YORK ― In skin of color, ultraviolet (UV) and visible light protection are crucial to maintaining a healthy and youthful appearance. Although the mechanism by which UVA, visible light, and infrared damages the skin is still under study, reactive oxygen species (ROS) are thought to play a major role, said Steven Q. Wang, M.D., at the Skin of Color Seminar Series held here in April. Read more.
Source: Dermatology Times
This year, the Skin of Color Seminar Series (SOCSS) is scheduled to take place on May 5 and 6 at the Crowne Plaza Times Square in New York City, NY. Founded by Andrew Alexis, MD, and Eliot Battle, MD, the SOCSS provides dermatologists with practical pearls and research for treating patients with skin of color… Read More
Source: DermWire
Now in its tenth year, the Skin of Color Seminar Series (SOCSS) will be the largest medical education event of 2018 dedicated to providing dermatologists with evidence-based research and practical pearls in treating skin of color, including patients with multiracial backgrounds. SOCSS, which will take place May 5 and 6 at the Crowne Plaza Times Square in New York, uses a didactic, case-based approach through lectures, hands-on-training, and live demonstrations. Series co-chairs and founders are dermatologists Andrew Alexis, MD and Eliot Battle, MD…
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