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Tina Bhutani, MD, MAS: Inflammatory Skin Disorders in Skin of Color

Dr. Bhutani discusses the unique presentation of inflammatory skin diseases in patients with skin of color, highlighting important clinical considerations for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and hidradenitis suppurativa. She reviews how these conditions can present differently, with variations in erythema or hyperpigmentation that can significantly affect quality of life. Dr. Bhutani also discusses recent advances in clinical research, highlighting studies that have expanded representation of patients with skin of color and improved understanding of treatment outcomes, including the impact of pigmentary changes. She emphasizes the need for continued research that prioritizes meaningful patient-centered outcomes and improves care for diverse patient populations.

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