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Teledermatology
The Age of Mobile Teledermatology is here; Is it safe and are we all doing it?
Saul Halpern
Teledermatology in the United States
Karen McKoy
Topics
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Acne, rosacea, and related disorders (including hidradenitis suppurativa)
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Adverse drug reactions, including SJS, TEN
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Aesthetic and cosmetic dermatology (lasers separate category)
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Art in dermatology
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Atopic eczema/dermatitis
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Autoimmune bullous diseases
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Autoimmune connective tissue diseases
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Contact dermatitis and occupational dermatoses
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Dermatological surgery
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Dermatopathology
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Dermoscopy and skin imaging
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Epidemiology
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Ethics
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Gender dermatology
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Genetics and Genodermatoses
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Global skin health
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Haemangiomas and vascular malformations
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Hair disorders
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History of Dermatology
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Humanitarian dermatology/migrant health
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Hyperhidrosis
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Infectious diseases (bacterial, fungal, viral, parasitic, infestations)
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Inflammatory skin diseases (other than atopic dermatitis & psoriasis)
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Lasers
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LGBT Health
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Medical therapies and pharmacology
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Melanoma and melanocytic naevi
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Mucosal diseases (oral, anogenital), external eye disease
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Nail disorders
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Paediatric dermatology
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Photobiology and Photoprotection
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Phototherapy, photodynamic therapy
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Pigmentation
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Pruritus
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Psoriasis
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Psychodermatology
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Quality of Life, Quality of Care, and Patient Safety
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Sexually transmitted infections, HIV/AIDS
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Skin cancer (other than melanoma)
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Skin manifestations of internal disease
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Teledermatology
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Tropical dermatology
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Urticaria, angioedema
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Vascular disease, vasculitis
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Wound healing
