M4 @UMKCMedSchool | Former research fellow @UNMC Dermatology | Passionate about skin of color, peds derm, cutaneous manifestations of infection and more! 🇲🇽
New article highlighting the benefit of a dedicated Skin of Color (SOC) clinic @unmc
SOC clinic patients have greater clinic utilization with fewer missed appointments despite additional disparities to receiving care.
https://t.co/0LFisFC277
Improved Disease-Specific Survival in Lentigo Maligna Treated with Mohs Surgery over Wide Local Excision: A Retrospective Cohort Analysis https://t.co/Xb5S8ohUYQ
6% is not enough! Only 6% of U.S. physicians are Latino, though 19% of the population identifies as such. #NationalLatinoPhysicianDay calls for change—let's amplify the need for more Latino physicians and improve health outcomes. https://t.co/vB3yquPVzv #NLPD
Hello #DermTwitter and #MedTwitter
My name is Bianca Campbell, PharmD, M4 at @HowardU applying Dermatology #Match2025
I’m passionate about skin of color, dermatopharmacology, mentorship, patient advocacy, and global health
Excited to meet everyone this application cycle!
Celebrated 5 incredible years with the Latino Medical Student Association this weekend, and today I officially submitted my residency applications! 👨🏽⚕️ #Classof2025#MiGente
So proud of my mentee @akinwuntan7 for her work with @ILDSDerm and @WHO this last year. Read her words about her experience as the first ILDS/WHO intern this past year, and how she helped launch several OpenWHO courses! @IFDerm#dermtwitter https://t.co/wC498M8Nk1
@sciqst Hi Dr. Di Giacomo, thank you for your interest in our work! Without having done any official investigation, I’d be curious to know if the alopecia may be attributable to telogen effluvium secondary to the stress of rapid weight loss. Further research is absolutely needed!
New Pub: https://t.co/Ij2MySWyhF
🗝️ point: DRESS has been reported as an adverse event among all classes of antiretrovirals used to treat and prevent HIV, not only raltegravir and nevirapine!
✨New Pub✨ Cost disparities for outpatient dermatology visits among medicare beneficiaries in urban and rural regions of the United States
https://t.co/rrStScvhZL
Though #Medicare payments are significantly lower in #rural areas, this creates a real impact on patient wallets!
Welcome Mitch!! This was a fascinating project highlighting the work still needing to be done to increase knowledge surrounding skin in the transgender population.
Dermatologic care is vital for transgender individuals, supporting their unique health needs and promoting confidence. Inclusive care fosters well-being and equality!
https://t.co/010F8AnIgF
#dermatology#LGBTQhealth#transgenderhealth#dermatologyresearch
Dermatologic care is vital for transgender individuals, supporting their unique health needs and promoting confidence. Inclusive care fosters well-being and equality!
https://t.co/010F8AnIgF
#dermatology#LGBTQhealth#transgenderhealth#dermatologyresearch
We have known that women with #leiomyosarcoma do worse than men in general, but some of us have thought that's because of late diagnosis of uterine LMS. It's concerning that the disparity also occurs in skin LMS. #sarcoma
We have known that women with #leiomyosarcoma do worse than men in general, but some of us have thought that's because of late diagnosis of uterine LMS. It's concerning that the disparity also occurs in skin LMS. #sarcoma
✨New Publication✨: Sex disparities in leiomyosarcoma of the skin: females experience worse disease-specific survival https://t.co/PHu580fPZf
Interesting findings considering this analysis EXCLUDES any mortality contribution from uterine leiomyosarcomas!
My 1st publication identifying K. palmae as a new pathogenic non-Aspergillus fungal infection in a child with CGD.
https://t.co/Np3y3XBDIe
What I learned:
🔍 scientific writing is TOUGH, don’t be scared of asking for feedback
🔍 journal rejections are normal