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Similarly, can you determine how to treat a 22-year-old man with Marfan syndrome who complains of an asymptomatic rash on his arms and neck that began over a year ago? Take the quiz to test your diagnostic prowess.

Can you figure out the cause of this progressing discoloration on the bilateral anterior thighs of this 48-year-old patient? The patient denies pain, itching, or blistering, but her medical history is relevant for hypothyroidism. Any guesses?

This 16-year-old patient with an 8-year history of psoriasis, currently being treated with topical steroids and UV light therapy, presents with a swollen lip with white crusting. View the image and check your diagnosis.

A dermatologist describes alopecic and aseptic nodules (AANS) of the scalp, a new clinical entity that has likely escaped many diagnoses. Here is a primer on the condition and how you can ensure a proper diagnosis to alleviate patients’ anxiety, as most have a good prognosis with straightforward therapeutic maneuvers.

Dry cough, fever, and shortness of breath are common symptoms of COVID-19. As a dermatologist, you should also know that the coronavirus can also affect your patients’ skin and toes and may, in fact, be the only symptom. Here is what to look for — complete with images — in patients that test positive for COVID-19 and how you can best treat.

Although most skin problems are harmless, a minor one can become serious in people who have diabetes. Whether it’s the common skin tag or more tongue-twisting things like necrobiosis lipoidica, you should be aware of the dermatologic conditions that could be precursors or signs of diabetes in your patients. With images and descriptions, this resource will provide a great review of the conditions.