GLP-1 weight loss drugs have a proven track record in assisting weight loss but they also have benefits in dermatology too - as this blog explores.

Psoriasis has many associated conditions. Vascular disease is one of them. This blog examines the link and implications.

A preview of the upcoming dermatology and business day in Swindon for podiatrists.

Eccrine poroma and its malignant form are lesions which may occur on the foot.

Tinea pedis is very common but much of it may not be recognised due to subtle symptoms.

This is a review of the new HEINE Delta X dermatoscope.

A common question from patients to podiatrists are “how do you put up with all those smelly feet?” reflecting the belief that foot odour is  a common issue. In truth, as most podiatrists know, most feet don’t really smell – but a few do! This article examines the science behind smelly feet and its management.

The CUBED App is a tool developed for use by UK podiatrists to support decision making when assessing lesions on the foot.

Scabies is on the rise again. How does it present on the foot?

The first DERMfoot UK event was held in October and was a great success, for all healthcare professionals looking after feet.

A new 10% formulation of terbinafine as a topical nail solution is one step closer to being released in the UK.

Topical urea paste has been used for the treatment of fungal nail but is it any good?

Melanoma incidence and mortality rates have been examined for a 19 year period showing some interesting trends

Chronic fungal skin infection maybe as a result of immunodeficiency. This blog explores the idea.

Can the HPV vaccine really treat warts and verrucae? This blog investigates.

Medications can provoke skin disease. This blog explores common antihypertensive medications that can provoke eczema in the elderly

What is the best advice for older people with dry skin. What should they be using on their skin?

A genital skin problem which can manifest on the foot and leg, Lichen Sclerosus is something podiatrists may not be aware of.

What is Melanonychia? Melanonychia, a term derived from the Greek "Melas" (meaning black or brown) and "Onyx" (meaning nail), describes...

What are Ozempic feet and do they exist? AT the moment there is little research but this article explores the evidence.