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Older adult touching her face, illustrating research into the skin microbiome and aging.

How the Skin Microbiome Changes With Age

September 2026

The skin microbiome may shape aging through barrier, immune, and metabolic pathways, but causality remains unproven.

Older adult touching her face, illustrating research into the skin microbiome and aging.

How the Skin Microbiome Changes With Age

The skin microbiome may shape aging through barrier, immune, and metabolic pathways, but causality remains unproven.

Clinician applying a dressing as part of moist wound healing care following skin graft surgery.

Moist Wound Healing Linked to Less Pain After Skin Grafting

Moist wound healing shortened burn donor site recovery and eased pain and psychological symptoms after skin grafting.

Clinician performing pressure injury detection and skin assessment in a patient with dark skin.

Visual Checks May Miss Pressure Injuries in Dark Skin

Pressure injury detection in dark skin may improve when clinicians supplement visual checks with objective technologies.

Caregiver using a tablet beside a toddler during a remote pediatric atopic dermatitis assessment.

Remote Diagnosis Shows Promise for Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis

Caregiver reports may identify pediatric atopic dermatitis remotely in children under 2 years with healthcare access.

Dermatologist examining a patient receiving follow-up care for resected melanoma

Landmark Phase III Win for Personalized mRNA Cancer Therapy

A personalized mRNA cancer therapy improved recurrence and metastasis outcomes after melanoma surgery in a Phase III trial.

Dermatologist performing a noninvasive skin assessment for atopic dermatitis biomarkers.

Noninvasive Tests May Transform Atopic Dermatitis Assessment

Atopic dermatitis biomarkers accurately predicted disease severity and detected hidden inflammation in clinically clear skin areas.

Doctor discussing hidradenitis suppurativa care with a patient during a clinical consultation.

Conversation Cards Could Improve Hidradenitis Suppurativa Care

Hidradenitis suppurativa conversation cards supported patient engagement without extending consultation time in a small clinical evaluation.

Close-up of scalp and hair representing high scalp sebum, hydration, and skin barrier health

Oily Scalp May Conceal Impaired Skin Barrier

High scalp sebum was associated with reduced hydration, weaker barrier function, and greater oxidative stress biomarkers.

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