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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 50 MIN

Why you shouldn't ever use Bactrim for acne (and other new info you don't want to miss)

from Derms on Drugs · host Scholars in Medicine

This week's episode will help you not get sued, talk to psoriasis patients about diet, manage transplant patients with skin cancer and more.  Join us again this week to get the answers to burning dermatology questions you didn't know you had.   Can the Mediterranean diet help with psoriasis?  And why do people get 'gluten sensitivity' from US wheat but not Mediterranean wheat?When do you recommend changing immunosuppression in transplant patients with skin cancer?Are people with atopic dermatitis more or less likely to have contact derm than other people?Hailey Hailey is an awful disease that's hard to treat - can dupilumab help?  What other 'off the beaten path' therapies are there?Cosibelimab is the new kid on the block for bad squamous cell carcinoma - is it any better than existing treatments?When do you need to be worried about underlying malignancy in dermatomyositis patients?Oral minoxidil causes hairy arms in men.  But do they care?You know Bactrim can cause SJS and TEN, but do you know about the other life threatening side effect that specifically affects young healthy people with acne?

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