VTAMA® (tapinarof) cream, 1% as a Novel Topical Therapy for Adult Plaque Psoriasis
This promotional activity is provided by Dermavant and is not providing any continuing education contact hours. The content of the Product Theater and opinions expressed by presenters are those of the sponsor and/or presenters and not of the Dermatology Nurses' Association. Speakers present on behalf of the supporting company and are required to present information in compliance with FDA requirements for communications about its medicines. Room: 200/201/202

General Session 210: Robin Weber Immunology Symposium: JAK inhibitors and Novel Therapy for Alopecia
Room: Chatham C
Education about use of JAK inhibitors in hair disorders. Learning Objectives: Discuss options of therapy with JAK inhibitors with pediatric alopecia patients and their families.

General Session 220: Presentation & Management of Acne: A Review of Guidelines for Young Adult Females Room: Chatham C Review of guidelines for young adult females: Acne vulgaris is a multi-factorial follicular disorder affecting sebaceous glands on the face, neck, and upper trunk. Acne can be classified as inflammatory and noninflammatory lesions. It is the most common dermatoses affecting teenagers and young adults, which usually decreases by age 25. It is estimated that acne affects more than 17 million Americans and 10 percent of all patient encounters are with primary care providers. Patients canexperience psychological morbidity and rarely, mortality due to suicide due to acne. Clinicians are charged with the task of treating young individuals with a variety of psychosocial issues related to acne. Determining the causative factor and initiating a comprehensive treatment plan is important to avoid scarring and poor patient outcomes. This presentation will provide clinicians with informational resources to treat acne vulgaris in patients with skin of color. Learning Objectives: Review pathogenesis of acne vulgaris. Discuss clinical presentation of acne vulgaris. Review treatment options for acne vulgaris.

General Session Attendees Only Room: Chatham AB

General Session 240: Hair Loss in Pediatric Patients Room: Chatham C Approach to distinguishing and treating hair loss in children Learning Objectives: Discern differences in types of hair loss in children.

Clinical Insights on SOTYKTU: Oral Evolution in the Treatment of Adults With Moderate-to-Severe Plaque Psoriasis Room: 200/201/202 Sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb

General Session 260: Room: Chatham C Review signs and symptoms and management of vulvar and breast dermatoses. Learning Objectives: Describe principles of breast dermatoses/anatomy. Identify benign inflammatory and neoplastic breast conditions. Describe post-surgical and post-radiation breast conditions. Understand principles of vulvar dermatoses and identify when it is inflammatory.

All Attendees Welcome

General Session 270: Cutaneous Lupus Room: Chatham C This presentation will be a review of clinical presentation of lupus. Learning Objectives: Review the spectrum of various clinical presentations of lupus.

General Session 280: Skin is a Canvas: Pattern Recognition and Morphology Through Works of Art Room: Chatham C Participants will improve their critical thinking skills in pattern recognition by use of heuristics and visual thinking strategies through works of art. Learning Objectives: Discuss innovative ways to strengthen critical thinking, expand dermatologic knowledge and enhance clinical decision-making by exposure to a “new” way of seeing and interpreting visual data.