EADV 2019

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European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology 9-13 October 2019, Madrid, Spain
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CONTENTS
Online First
Late-Breaking News
IL-17A blocker effective in paediatric psoriasis patients
Rituximab beats mycophenolate mofetil in pemphigus vulgaris
Novel JAK1/2 inhibitor shows remarkable efficacy in alopecia areata
Acne highly influenced by climate, pollutants, and unhealthy diet

JAK inhibition plus TCS lead to high clearance rates in AD
No cancer risk with long-term use of tacrolimus, a topical calcineurin inhibitor, in children with AD
Green light for a second JAK inhibitor in AD
Topical ruxolitinib effective in vitiligo
Emerging Therapies
Small molecules: interesting novel treatment options in AD

IL-1⍺ blockade: a new treatment option in AD
IL-4/IL-13 blockade leads to rapid itch reduction in adolescents
How to manage conjunctivitis in AD patients treated with a biologic
Biologics: increasingly used in paediatric dermatology
Spotlight on Psoriasis

IL-17 blocker: effective and safe in patients with comorbidities
ESPRIT registry: sharp decline in mortality in patients treated with a TNF blocker
Relationship psoriasis and NAFLD: new data on the hepato-dermal axis
Novel selective IL-23 blocker equally effective in patients with metabolic syndrome

Selective IL-23 blocker crushes fumaric acids in all assessed efficacy endpoints
No hint of teratogenicity through ixekizumab
New Insights in Photoprotection
Systemic photoprotection: a valuable addition to topical sun protection
The underestimated effect of visible light
Urticaria
Comorbidities more common in chronic urticaria, psoriasis, and AD
D-Dimer as future biomarker in CSU management?
Ligelizumab for CSU: symptom control and high response rates in re-treatment
Rosacea – From New Spectrum to New Therapy

New guidance on rosacea therapy according to phenotype
Best of the Posters
Above-the-neck melanoma more prone to metastases
Reduced sleep quality in dermatoses influenced by itch and pain
Anxiety and depression are common in families of AD infants
