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We were honored to welcome Adewole Adamson, MD, MPP, as our MLK Visiting Lecturer last week UT Southwestern Department o...
01/19/2026

We were honored to welcome Adewole Adamson, MD, MPP, as our MLK Visiting Lecturer last week UT Southwestern Department of Dermatology.

Dr. Adamson is a nationally recognized dermatologis researcher, and thought leader whose work sits at the intersection of skin cancer care, health polic and equity. His scholarship examines how dermatologic care is delivered where systems fall short through overuse or underuse and how we can build higher-value, more equitable care models for patients. He also brings a forward-looking lens to the role of artificial intelligence in improving melanoma detection and outcomes.

Beyond his research, Dr. Adamson's career reflects a deep commitment to access, evidence-based medicine, and thoughtful leadership in academic medicine a proud UTSW alum, his return to campus made this visit especially meaningful for our faculty, trainees, and learners.

Thank you, Dr. Adamson, for sharing your insight, expertise, and perspective and for helping us reflect on how we can continue to advance excellence, equity, and impact in dermatology.



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Skin care is personal… and Amna Dhanani, MPAS, PA-C leads with that understanding every day.She recognizes the vulnerabi...
01/16/2026

Skin care is personal… and Amna Dhanani, MPAS, PA-C leads with that understanding every day.

She recognizes the vulnerability that often comes with skin conditions and prioritizes creating a space where patients feel heard, supported, and empowered through shared decision-making.

And that thoughtful, patient-centered approach is what defines the strength of our APP team at UTSW Dermatology. We’re grateful for clinicians like Amna who bring empathy, intention, and trust into every visit.

Swipe through to get to know her 👉

Just minutes from campus, the AT&T Discovery District is a favorite spot for our residents to decompress. Digital art sc...
01/14/2026

Just minutes from campus, the AT&T Discovery District is a favorite spot for our residents to decompress. Digital art screens, open-air dining, coffee meetups, and spontaneous photo ops make it a go-to for post-rounds unwinding. UTSW Dermatology offers rigorous training, but Dallas makes sure you have room to recharge.

Learn why our Dermatology program is a leader in the dermatological field at the 🔗 link in our bio!

CLE subtypes are not created equal when it comes to SLE risk.Cutaneous lupus erythematosus (CLE) exists on a spectrum, f...
01/12/2026

CLE subtypes are not created equal when it comes to SLE risk.

Cutaneous lupus erythematosus (CLE) exists on a spectrum, from skin-limited disease to manifestations closely tied to systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Understanding where a patient falls on that spectrum is essential for risk stratification and clinical decision-making.

This image shows how systemic risk varies by subtype:

• ACLE is highly correlated with active SLE and should prompt immediate systemic evaluation

• SCLE carries an intermediate risk, though major organ involvement is uncommon

• CCLE, particularly localized DLE, is often skin-limited—but generalized disease tells a different story

Much of the historical data on CLE-to-SLE progression is based on older classification criteria, which may overestimate systemic risk in certain subtypes. Applying updated ACR/EULAR criteria helps refine when systemic evaluation and comanagement are truly warranted.
Recognizing these distinctions allows dermatologists to better guide screening, prognosis, and long-term monitoring.

👇 Read UTSWDerm’s Research Fellow,Beth Childs, and Department Chair, Joseph Merola’s  full article at the link in our stories!

“This is a singular honor that recognizes a lifetime of extraordinary contributions to our field through scholarship, le...
01/09/2026

“This is a singular honor that recognizes a lifetime of extraordinary contributions to our field through scholarship, leadership, mentorship, and service.” - Joseph F. Merola, reflecting on the induction of Kim B. Yancey into the Dermatology Hall of Fame.

Dr. Yancey’s career as a physician-scientist, educator, and academic leader has shaped modern dermatology from decades of NIH-funded discovery to transformative departmental leadership at UT Southwestern Medical Center. His influence is felt across generations of dermatologists and scientists, and this recognition affirms the depth and durability of that impact.

Congratulations to Dr. Yancey on this remarkable and well-deserved honor.

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A very big congratulations to Hermon Feron, a UTSW Derm Research Fellow! 🎉Hermon has been selected as a 2026 Dermatologi...
01/08/2026

A very big congratulations to Hermon Feron, a UTSW Derm Research Fellow! 🎉

Hermon has been selected as a 2026 Dermatologists of Tomorrow (DOTS) Scholarship recipient by the Skin of Color Society Foundation!

This national award supports future dermatologists dedicated to health equity, expanding access to care, and serving diverse communities. An exciting milestone and very well deserved… we’re cheering you on every step of the way, Hermon! ✨👏

One of the perks of residency in Dallas? Deep Ellum nights. Whether it's Michelin rated sushi, street art, or catching a...
01/05/2026

One of the perks of residency in Dallas? Deep Ellum nights. Whether it's Michelin rated sushi, street art, or catching a band after a long week, this neighborhood gives our residents the energy and balance they need.

Come train with us and discover why Dallas is the perfect blend of earning and living!

🔗 link in our bio to learn more!

It was great to see so many current and former research fellows from UTSW Dermatology together at PPACMAN last week. We ...
12/30/2025

It was great to see so many current and former research fellows from UTSW Dermatology together at PPACMAN last week. We cherish moments like these as they show the strong community behind our work and the ongoing connections that continue well beyond fellowship training.

Shoutout to Alex Wu, Michael Woodbury,Victoria Garfinkel, Lourdes Perez-Chada, and Beth Childs for showing up, sharing ideas, and contributing to meaningful conversations around psoriatic disease and multidisciplinary care.

Grateful for the energy, collaboration, and lasting impact our fellows bring to the field.

The C. Kern Wildenthal Research Building is a cornerstone of training at UTSW Dermatology. Named for Dr. Kern Wildenthal...
12/29/2025

The C. Kern Wildenthal Research Building is a cornerstone of training at UTSW Dermatology. Named for Dr. Kern Wildenthal whose leadership helped shape UTSW into a global research powerhouse. This facility brings together cutting-edge labs, CRI, and investigators across Dermatology, Neurology, Microbiology, and Cell Biology.

For our residents, it’s where scientific discovery meets hands-on learning and where research becomes a meaningful part of their growth as clinicians and future leaders.

Explore our research opportunities at the link in our bio!

Grateful for learning moments like these! 📚✨Every seminar at UTSW Dermatology reflects our mission: advancing excellence...
12/22/2025

Grateful for learning moments like these! 📚✨

Every seminar at UTSW Dermatology reflects our mission: advancing excellence in patient care, education, and research. Proud to be building a foundation where the next generation of derm researchers grow and thrive alongside our staff!



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UTSW Dermatology was glad to take part in the recent PPACMAN event, joining colleagues from across specialties who are w...
12/19/2025

UTSW Dermatology was glad to take part in the recent PPACMAN event, joining colleagues from across specialties who are working together to improve care for patients with psoriatic disease. Our department was well represented, including Dr. Brittany Weber (UTSW Cardiology/Dermatology) and Dr. Jennifer Cao (UTSW Ophthalmology), highlighting the strength of UTSW’s multidisciplinary approach.

PPACMAN’s focus on optimizing clinical care through multidisciplinary teamwork, education, and innovative research closely reflects our own approach. We appreciate the opportunity to be part of these conversations and to work alongside others dedicated to advancing care for patients.

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