How can dermatology make research strides without funding?

While government funds for research in dermatology and other medical specialties seems to be dwindling, there are forces at work that could help to pick up at least part of the slack.
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Next generation technologies promise to enhance treatment of disease

The implementation of next generation technologies coupled with the acquisition of a more in-depth knowledge of dermatologic diseases and conditions are proving to be very helpful in better treating and managing patients. » Full article

Novel laser treats span scars, striae, tattoos

Alone or in combination with other lasers, the picosecond laser can treat a variety of cosmetic concerns including tattoos, scars and striae, an expert says. » Full article

SCC staging update defines high-risk tumors

A new tumor staging system for cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC) has recently been put forward that, according to one recent study, improves prognostic discrimination by more precisely defining the small subset of tumors with a high risk of metastatic and death. » Full article

Which asset protection to choose is a matter of degree

We are often asked to help doctors to protect assets against future lawsuits. From this experience, we often learn what misconceptions physicians have regarding how to protect their assets from potential lawsuits. In this article, we hope to dispel some of the incorrect assumptions that you may have, and shed some new light on opportunities for further asset protection.
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