Conducting genetic studies with rigor and in large cohorts of diverse research participants will create opportunities to improve care for patients with #HidradenitisSuppurativa
https://t.co/Zz21uXht7E
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Review this year's top #HidradenitisSuppurativa headlines and breaking news with The Derm Digest. See the complete archive of HS articles: https://t.co/RknALwINuB
Genetic studies of #HS increasingly implicate the #hair follicle in pathogenesis. While working on this review of hair trait #GWAS we came across a hair gene reported in an HS GWAS from @gbj_jemec.
We are excited to see which hair genes will be found next in #hidradenitis GWAS!
#Genetic studies of #hair traits that vary within and across populations create opportunities to generate new clinically relevant knowledge about physiology that is fundamental to human #health and #medicine
https://t.co/Jb3pymfiEL
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health is ranked third in the nation for NIH Prime Awards to schools of public health for 2023 including $3.6M to study #hidradenitissuppurativa#HS
Dear #dermtwitter
Are single-gene causes of skin disease under-recognized in clinical practice?
We argue yes. And that there are opportunities today for identifying them and using that information to improve the management of skin disease.
https://t.co/5F3ZtXUTUk
What does it mean to say that a disease is genetic?
Why are we conducting genetic studies of #HidradenitisSuppurativa ?
Why do we need help from thousands of people with #HS ?
All good questions. Some answers here:
https://t.co/xEfHNPsq6s
Statistical evidence for an association is just the start.
Its like purchasing an airline ticket. You know where you will be heading, but there is still work to do in planning the visit before you can enjoy the experience.
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https://t.co/qz6tznWcKt
Both of the regions contain genes that are active in the hair follicle!
However, we need experiments to determine if the genes are being influenced by the #HS risk variants.
We also need more risk variants identified to better vet out the relationship between HS and asthma.
See how we are leveraging knowledge about single-gene disorders to efficiently improve our understanding of the genetic architecture of #HidradenitisSuppurativa#WCD2023Singapore
Suntan 308/309 at 14:30 today!
Sharing more of our work today @wcd2023sg
Join us in Suntec 308/309 at 14:30 to see how we are using exome sequencing to resolve the immunological landscape of #HidradenitisSuppurativa
So many new unpublished results!
And some explanations of how we are using human genetic studies to improve the clinical management of #HidradenitisSuppurativa#WCD2023Singapore
Sister Society meeting of HS today at 1:30
Looking forward to catching up with colleagues in person and hoping to further expand our network of collaborators for #HidradenitisSuppurativa genetic studies.
#WCD2023Singapore
Our group is making great progress in exploring this hypothesis about the genetic architecture of #hidradenitissuppurativa.
We are open to new collaborations if you are interested in joining our efforts.
Single-gene disorders contribute to the population burden of many common diseases and we believe that there are many more contributing to the prevalence of #HidradenitisSuppurativa.
Identifying #23_L patients with inborn errors of immunity has important clinical implications
Terrific review about IEI underlying HS (aka more accurately as maladie de Verneuil) ๐
Inborn Errors of Immunity in Hidradenitis Suppurativa Pathogenesis and Disease Burden https://t.co/3kXw7kEj68
for themselves and their family members, and also provides valuable information about #HS causes and cures for patients who don't have a disease-causing mutation.