International League of Dermatological Societies

The International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS) is the world's largest and oldest organisation dedicated to global dermatology. #SkinHealth4theWorld

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

🌍 Inside the Work of the ILDS: Skin Health for the World.

We bring together global dermatology societies to improve skin health through advocacy, education, and partnerships.

Watch our new video to see our work and impact: https://t.co/qlzCv1HzvF

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

🏅 Two weeks remaining to submit your nomination for the 2027 ILDS Certificate of Appreciation Awards.

Deadline: 31 October 2026, 23:59 GMT

Nomination details have been distributed to the Presidents and Organisational Liaisons of current ILDS Member organisations.

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

UPCOMING SEMINAR | How is the growing availability of public data changing the way we conduct and interpret research? Join us for the next GDEF Seminar in our Series as we explore this important topic with expert speakers on 5 November, 16:00 GMT. Register https://t.co/SvZJ4TbzYm

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

Myths and misconceptions can make it harder for people to make informed choices about their skin health. That's why challenging misinformation is an important part of the ILDS #MovementForSafeSkin.

📥 Explore the toolkit and help spread the message:
🔗 https://t.co/h7iD25mEmh

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

🌍 Celebrating the recipients of the 2027 ILDS Young Dermatologist International Achievement Award. The ILDS is proud to announce the six recipients of the 2027 Young Dermatologist International Achievement Award.

Read the full announcement: https://t.co/t1mUr1BHwt

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

The Global Access to Skin Health Observatory found that 79% of dermatologists are based in urban areas globally. In lower-income countries, that figure reaches 91%, highlighting challenges for rural areas.

Explore the findings: 🔗 https://t.co/niSdqiOFWP

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🌍 Recently presented with an ILDS Certificate of Appreciation, three recipients reflect on what this recognition means to them and the communities they serve.

Nominations for the 2027 ILDS Certificate of Appreciation are now open - Deadline: 31 October 2026, 23:59 GMT

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

🎉 A warm welcome to SOGUIDERM, the newest ILDS Member Society!

We’re excited to connect with colleagues in Guinea and collaborate to advance skin health around the world.

Together, we are advancing #SkinHealth4theWorld

Learn more about ILDS membership: https://t.co/t978dp9Ssg

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

The Skin Observatory Data Explorer turns global study data into an interactive resource, revealing insights on dermatology workforce capacity, training and access to care worldwide.

🎥 Watch Dr Esther Freeman demonstrate how to explore the platform.

🔗 https://t.co/H9BecVitVx

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

We’re at the #EADVCongress 2026 in Vienna! If you’re attending this week, come and find us at Booth S10 in the National and International Societies Area. Meet the ILDS team, ask us about membership, projects and programmes, and add yourself to our global community map. 🌍

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

We’ve created practical #MovementForSafeSkin resources that ILDS Member Societies, dermatologists, healthcare providers & partners can use to start conversations, share trusted info & raise awareness of harmful skin-lightening practices in your communities https://t.co/h7iD25mEmh

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

A major milestone for the Skin Observatory study: the primary outcomes paper was published in JAMA Dermatology in August 2026.

Based on data from 158 countries, the study reveals significant disparities in access to skin health care worldwide.

🌍 https://t.co/BvzmrY1Az7

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

Tomorrow: join us live for the latest ILDS webinar on #Paediatric #Dermatology. 3 expert speakers will share practical knowledge across important areas of care, from recognising dermatological emergencies to managing #atopicdermatitis and more.

▶️ https://t.co/4qph4LfktV

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📍 Where you live can shape your access to skin health care.

Africa has just 0.26 dermatologists per 100,000 people, compared with 6.0 in Europe. Addressing these workforce gaps is key to improving access to skin disease diagnosis and care worldwide.

🌍 https://t.co/niSdqiOFWP

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

"Through time he improved, and the most important thing is he regained hope."

Dr Bisaya Mohammed Abubecker shares the story of a patient who travelled 100+ km for skin care in Eastern Ethiopia. A reminder that access means more than treatment 🌍 https://t.co/4PDpBmaL6u

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

📊 74% of countries do not consider skin health a national priority.

The Skin Observatory Study is helping identify policy gaps and opportunities to improve access to skin health care worldwide.

🔗 https://t.co/niSdqiOFWP

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

🔬 Only 17 out of every 100 people worldwide live in a country with enough dermatologists to meet population needs and 12 of those are in Europe. The Global Access to Skin Health Observatory highlights major workforce gaps & inequalities in skin health.

https://t.co/kw6t2SoEyG

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

For the first time, global access to skin health can be seen in one place 🌍

Data from 158 countries reveals major gaps in dermatology care and highlights where action is needed most.

Explore the data and help drive progress towards skin health for all: https://t.co/kw6t2SoEyG

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

More than 2 billion people live with skin disease, yet access to care is often lowest where the burden is highest.

New #SkinObservatory findings across 158+ countries reveal global disparities in dermatological care.

Learn more: https://t.co/kw6t2SoEyG

https://t.co/mKBw4ED14T

[International League of Dermatological Societies @ILDSDerm]

🏅 Nominations are now open for the ILDS Certificate of Appreciation 2027!

Recognising dermatologists whose leadership, service and dedication are advancing skin health worldwide.

Please check your email inboxes for further details 📆 Nominations open until: 31 October 2026.

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Atopic eczema affects 230+ million people worldwide, yet its medical, social and economic burden often goes unseen. This #WorldAtopicEczemaDay, we support #BreakTheInvisibleBurden and the global work of @globalADatlas to improve understanding and care.

https://t.co/Sr8cSpWVax