Cutaneous Miscellaneous: The Dermatology Residents Podcast

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A podcast tailored exclusively to dermatology residents and early-career dermatologists. Tune in for board review tips, clinical pearls, and valuable advice for residents you may not necessarily receive during training.

  1. Beyond the Basics: A 102-Level Look at Pediatric AD Biologics

    10 SEPT.

    Beyond the Basics: A 102-Level Look at Pediatric AD Biologics

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, welcomes pediatric dermatologist Lisa Swanson, MD, for a deeper look at advanced systemic therapy in pediatric atopic dermatitis (AD). They begin with a board review of transient skin diseases of the newborn. They cover key conditions including erythema toxicum neonatorum, transient neonatal pustular melanosis, congenital milia, neonatal cephalic pustulosis, eosinophilic pustulosis folliculitis, and the miliaria variants, highlighting cytologic findings, distinguishing features, and treatment considerations. In the main segment, they explore AD biologics in a “102-level” discussion for residents. Dr Swanson reviews patient identification, differences between pediatric and adult treatment decisions, counseling strategies for families, and the impact of AD on growth and quality of life. She also discusses the mechanisms and use of dupilumab, lebrikizumab, tralokinumab, and nemolizumab, offering practical advice on selecting, switching, and discontinuing biologics, as well as insights into building confidence with advanced therapies. Tune in to the full episode for both a high-yield board review and real-world guidance on incorporating systemic therapies into pediatric dermatology, equipping residents with tools for managing complex cases.

    40 min
  2. Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma: From Clinical Suspicion to Confirmed Diagnosis

    13 AOÛT

    Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma: From Clinical Suspicion to Confirmed Diagnosis

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, is joined by Ryan Svoboda, MD, for an in-depth review of cutaneous lymphomas. They begin with a boards review of the four primary cutaneous B-cell lymphomas—two indolent (follicle center, marginal zone) and two aggressive (diffuse large B-cell, intravascular B-cell). The discussion covers prognostic differences, biopsy strategies, key immunostains, helpful mnemonics for BCL markers, and notable associations such as Borrelia infection. In the main segment, the focus shifts to cutaneous T-cell lymphomas, particularly mycosis fungoides. Dr Svoboda shares diagnostic challenges, strategies to improve biopsy yield, and a practical scoring algorithm to interpret inconclusive pathology reports. They also review tips for diagnosing Sézary syndrome and highlight relevant NCCN guidelines. Tune in to the full episode for high-yield insights on recognizing, diagnosing, and managing both B-cell and T-cell cutaneous lymphomas in clinical practice.

    59 min
  3. Foundations of Formulation: Compounding in Dermatology

    16 JUIL.

    Foundations of Formulation: Compounding in Dermatology

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, welcomes David Osborne, PhD, an industry expert in topical drug formulation, for an in-depth discussion on formulations and compounding in dermatology. Dr Brownstone begins with a board review on the structure and function of the epidermis, covering the 5 layers of the skin and key cellular junctions, with mnemonic tips to aid retention. In the main segment, Drs Brownstone and Osborne explore the fundamentals of topical formulation, including principles of localized drug delivery, ingredient selection, and the role of Fick’s law in product diffusion. Dr Osborne shares insights on formulation challenges, selecting the right solvents and excipients, and key considerations such as ingredient stability, packaging, and accurate measurement of actives. The episode wraps up with practical pearls for dermatologists interested in product development, including which ingredients to avoid. Tune in for a high-yield, practical discussion!

    42 min
  4. Inside the APPLIED Exam: Resident-Tested Tips and Tools 

    11 JUIN

    Inside the APPLIED Exam: Resident-Tested Tips and Tools 

    In this live-recorded episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, is joined by Danielle Dubin, MD, assistant professor and assistant program director in the department of dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, and Leena Ramani, MD, hair transplant fellow and dermatologist at Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery, for a dynamic discussion recorded at the Real World Dermatology For Residents Conference at the Sahara Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.   They share key insights on how the APPLIED exam differs from the CORE Exam, offering strategies for tackling second-order, management-focused questions. The group also highlights their favorite study resources, including the Anki deck based on Review of Dermatology by Alikhan and Hocker, Boards University, and their preferred dermatopathology review resource. High-yield topics discussed include which question bank should be used, effective pathology study techniques, and tips for avoiding overstudying.  The episode wraps up with words of encouragement, and even a lighthearted chat about their ideal Vegas night out. Whether you’re preparing for the APPLIED exam or simply curious about the exam residents need to take to become board certified in dermatology, this episode is packed with practical advice and insider tips you don’t want to miss.

    15 min
  5. From BASIC to Boards: How to Prepare for Every Dermatology Exam

    14 MAI

    From BASIC to Boards: How to Prepare for Every Dermatology Exam

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, welcomes Aamir Hussain, MD, to discuss high-yield strategies for dermatology exam prep. They start with a board review on contact dermatitis, covering key allergens like paraphenylenediamine, methylisothiazolinone and methylchloroisothiazolinone, propylene glycol, and bacitracin. Dr Hussain shares a structured approach to studying allergens, including memorizing the last 5 years of "Allergen of the Year" and the T.R.U.E. TEST’s 36 most common allergens. They then break down exam timelines and study strategies, using insights from Dr Hussain’s recent publication. from the BASIC exam in PGY-2 to the 4 CORE board exams in PGY-3. They share tips on prioritizing sections and using the best textbooks, atlases, question banks, and digital tools, as well as touch on the value of in-person and virtual review courses and how to maximize free resident resources. Tune in to the episode for high-yield pearls and a structured approach to acing your dermatology exams!

    44 min
  6. Dermoscopy Decoded

    16 AVR.

    Dermoscopy Decoded

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, is joined by dermatologist and dermatopathologist Michelle Tarbox, MD, to break down a crucial resident skill: dermoscopy. They kick things off with practical board review on the busy dermis and vacuolar interface patterns, covering how to build a differential, what features not to miss (hello, sneaky metastases), and how to work through normal-looking slides that may not be so normal after all. Then they dive into dermoscopy, discussing how to learn it, how to use it in clinic, and why it’s become the dermatologist’s equivalent of a stethoscope. Dr. Tarbox shares real clinical cases—including melanoma masqueraders, foreign body imposters, and heart-shaped seborrheic keratoses—with image-by-image insights on what to look for and why. Whether you're prepping for boards or aiming to sharpen your day-to-day diagnostic skills, this episode is packed with high-yield pearls and a few great analogies, too.

    1 h
  7. Navigating Industry: What You Won’t Learn in Residency

    19 MARS

    Navigating Industry: What You Won’t Learn in Residency

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, welcomes Theo Alkousakis, MD, to discuss an important topic not covered in dermatology training: how residents can navigate opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry. They explore career pathways in industry, from medical affairs to R&D, and why some dermatologists make the transition. They also share practical ways to get involved, including advisory boards, speaker programs, and clinical trials, while offering guidance on building credibility, networking at conferences, and finding mentors, even in programs with industry restrictions. Additionally, they highlight how to align industry opportunities with personal values and clinical practice to make ethical career decisions. Finally, they break down what industry looks for when selecting dermatologists to work with and share strategies for positioning yourself for future opportunities. Tune in to the full episode to learn how to start engaging with industry now—so you're ready to take advantage of opportunities post-residency!

    37 min
  8. The Next Generation of Topical Treatments: Clinical Pearls for Residents

    12 FÉVR.

    The Next Generation of Topical Treatments: Clinical Pearls for Residents

    In this episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, welcomes Naiem Issa, MD, for an in-depth discussion on topical therapies in dermatology, covering both traditional treatments and the latest innovations, focusing on tapinarof and roflumilast. The episode begins with a board review of eczematous and papulosquamous diseases, including CARP, asteatotic eczema, nummular dermatitis, and pityriasis rosea, highlighting key diagnostic clues, treatment approaches, and must-know information for residents. They then explore the role of topical therapies in treating psoriasis and atopic dermatitis, emphasizing patient expectations, positioning treatments effectively, and the balance between topicals and systemic options. They provide insights into newer agents like tapinarof and roflumilast, discussing their mechanisms of action, clinical use, and combination strategies for enhanced efficacy. The episode wraps up with practical pearls for residents, including how to navigate access issues, gain hands-on experience with new therapies, and stay updated on emerging therapies. Tune in for a high-yield discussion packed with clinical takeaways!

    45 min
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A podcast tailored exclusively to dermatology residents and early-career dermatologists. Tune in for board review tips, clinical pearls, and valuable advice for residents you may not necessarily receive during training.

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