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- Allergan Launches Spotlyte: Digital Hub Will Educate Consumers About Medical Aesthetic Treatmentshttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/allergan-launches-spotlyte/2457615/Allergan has launched Spotlyte, described as an innovative digital hub of curated content that helps consumers discover how medical aesthetic treatments may fit into their routines.
- Allergan's SkinMedica Tackles Blue Light and More with New LUMIVIVE Systemhttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/skinmedica-tackles-blue-light-and-more-with-new-lumivie-system/2457620/Allergan is launching the SkinMedica LUMIVIVE System, with two distinct formulas - one to shield skin from blue light and environmental aggressors during the day and another to recharge the skin's repair process at night for 24-hour protection and revital
- Canfield Scientific Acquires Leading German Dermoscopy Company VISIOMED AGhttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/canfield-scientific-acquires-leading-german-dermoscopy-company-visiomed-ag/2457621/Canfield Scientific has acquired German company VISIOMED AG, which designs and manufactures dermoscopy systems. The resulting business has decades of experience in aesthetic documentation, 3D imaging, clinical photography, and reflected light microscopy leading to more choices and services for cu
- New from Thermi: Meet the Arvati Platformhttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/new-from-thermi-meet-the-arvati-platform/2457624/Thermi, an Almirall company, is launching Arvati, a next-generation 510K US Food and Drug Administration-cleared, true temperature-controlled radiofrequency platform that powers a range of Thermi procedures including ThermiTight, ThermiRase, ThermiSmooth Face a
- Carpe: New Antiperspirant Twice As Effective As "Extra Strength"https://practicaldermatology.com/news/carpe-new-antiperspirant-twice-as-effective-as-extra-strength/2457623/Carpe’s newly launched underarm antiperspirant has been demonstrated to reduce sweat twice as effectively as the US legal standard for extra strength antiperspirants, the company says. While federal regulation requires that an extra strength antiperspirant demonstrate at least a 30% r
- AbbVie to Present New Data at 27th EADV Congresshttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/abbvie-to-present-new-data-at-27th-eadv-congress/2457625/AbbVie will present new data across investigational medicines and Humira® (adalimumab) at the 27th European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV) Congress, September 12-1
- JW Pharmaceutical Signs Global Out-licensing Agreement for Atopic Dermatitis Drug Candidate with LEO Pharmahttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/jw-pharmaceutical-signs-global-out-licensing-agreement-for-atopic-dermatitis-drug-candidate-with-leo-pharma/2457626/JW Pharmaceutical and LEO Pharma A/S have signed a global licensing agreement for JWP’s novel atopic dermatitis drug candidate, JW1601, under which, LEO Pharma will gain the exclusive rights to develop and commercialize JW1601 globally excluding Korea where JWP will maintain its exclusivity
- Compulink Launches Advantage SMART Practice Suite of AI Solutionshttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/compulink-launches-advantage-smart-practice-suite-of-ai-solutions/2457629/Compulink Healthcare Solutions rolled out new artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled features in a release its calling Advantage SMART Practice. Advantage uses AI technology and real-time data from the clinic to completely automate tasks such as billing, along with eliminating steps to improve pati
- New Skinder App May Help Med Students Spot Skin Cancerhttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/new-skinder-app-may-help-med-students-spot-skin-cancer/2457627/Skinder, a dermatologist-developed app, may help medical students learn to spot skin cancer. Skinder works like the matchmaking app Tinder. But instead of considering pictures of potential dates, swiping right if they’re attractive or left if they’re not, users consider high-r
- Psoriasis Myths, Stigmas Aboundhttps://practicaldermatology.com/news/myths-stigmas-about-psoriasis-abound/2457628/Stigmatizing views and myths about psoriasis are pervasive among the general population and medical students in the United States, according to multidisciplinary research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The findings