This video explores MPOX disease, its global outbreak in 2022-2023 and the current status in 2024. It discusses whether MPOX can be considered a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and compares its symptoms with other STIs, focusing on anal/genital ulcers and proctitis. In addition, the clinical management of MPOX, vaccination strategies and limitations of the available vaccine are addressed.

This month, we cover key studies on atopic dermatitis, alopecia areata, and the eye-related side effects of Dupilumab. Highlights include managing ocular risks with Dupilumab, promising long-term results for Ritlecitinib in alopecia areata, and a study on the effectiveness of systemic treatments in children with severe atopic dermatitis.

In this video, Dr. Pamela Figueroa, MD Dermatologist, debunks the myth that using facial tapes can prevent or reduce wrinkles. While kinesiology tapes have been studied in fields like kinesiology, traumatology, and rheumatology for large muscle groups and joints, their effectiveness on facial skin is unproven. Dr. Figueroa explains why tapes can't improve lymphatic drainage or prevent wrinkle formation and warns about potential skin irritation. She emphasizes consulting dermatologists or specialists in aesthetic medicine for proper skin care advice and avoiding harmful social media trends.

In this video, Yolanda Sola PhD, discusses the importance of solar radiation and its effects on the atmosphere. She explains key concepts in photobiology, the factors that influence ultraviolet radiation, and the variability of solar radiation based on astronomical, atmospheric, and geographical conditions. Through examples, she highlights how orientation and the angle of incidence affect solar irradiance, and their impact on everyday life and climate change.