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Opportunities to advance in pediatric dermatology research

Colleen Cotton

The Pediatric Dermatology Research Alliance (PeDRA) is helping to build a stronger, more sustainable research workforce by providing funding, mentorship, training and collaborative opportunities for investigators at every career stage. Dr Colleen Cotton discusses the challenges facing pediatric dermatology research and why investing in the next generation is essential to improving care for children with skin diseases.

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    Shaping dermatology education in the Caribbean: Dr Jonathan Ho joins the touchDERMATOLOGY Editorial Board

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    Molecular signatures of aging skin reveal potential anti-aging targets

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