From Bench to Bedside: The Hampton University Skin of Color Research Institute 2015 Skin of Color Symposium.

From Bench to Bedside: The Hampton University Skin of Color Research Institute 2015 Skin of Color Symposium.
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从实验室到临床:汉普顿大学肤色研究所 2015 年肤色研讨会。

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10.1016/j.jisp.2016.10.001
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发表时间:
2017
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The journal of investigative dermatology. Symposium proceedings
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Harvey,ValerieM
Harvey,ValerieM
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Enos,ClintonW;Harvey,ValerieM

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The Hampton University Skin of Color Research InstituteSkin of Color Symposium 2015: From Bench to Bedsidewas held in Williamsburg, Virginia at the Williamsburg Lodge, November 13–15, 2015. The conference was designed to promote, develop, and advance the education, knowledge, and research of cutaneous disorders disproportionately affecting people of racial and ethnic minority groups. Centered on the theme of “From Bench to Bedside”, the symposium provided a program featuring a diverse panel of nationally recognized physician-scientists, basic scientists, and clinicians who updated attendees on the latest research advances across multiple relevant disciplines, including public health, basic science, and the clinical diagnosis and management of select complex and rare dermatologic conditions. Featured sessions included recent advances in vitiligo, disorders of hyperpigmentation, keloids, central centripetal cicatricial alopecia, and cutaneous lupus.We expect that the scientific sessions and interactive panel discussions, combined with the synergistic environment that has characterized this conference, will spur the formation of new collaborations and scientific discovery and, ultimately, will culminate in novel treatments for dermatologic disorders disproportionately affecting individuals with skin of color.