Skin Diseases and Dermatologic Comorbidities
A special issue of Life (ISSN 2075-1729). This special issue belongs to the section "Physiology and Pathology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 September 2025 | Viewed by 597
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the launch of a Special Issue focused on skin diseases and their comorbidities. This issue aims to explore the complex relationship between dermatological conditions and other systemic health disorders. Skin diseases, often viewed in isolation, are increasingly recognized as indicators of broader health concerns. In fact, dermatological disorders are often accompanied by cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, psychiatric and/or neurological conditions, hormone imbalance, metabolic disturbances as well as neoplasms.
This Special Issue will feature original research, clinical studies, and reviews that highlight the multifaceted nature of these comorbidities, offering insights into their shared pathophysiology, diagnostic challenges, and therapeutic strategies. We seek contributions that explore novel biomarkers, the impact of environmental and genetic factors, and advancements in integrated care models for patients with both dermatological and systemic conditions.
We aim to promote a more integrated approach to patient care by enhancing our understanding of how skin diseases intersect with other health conditions. By shedding light on these connections, we hope to inspire more holistic strategies for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. We invite contributions from experts across the fields of dermatology, internal medicine, immunology, and related disciplines to share their research and clinical perspectives on this important and timely subject.
Dr. Alessia Paganelli
Dr. Emanuele Scala
Dr. Flavia Persechino
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- skin diseases
- dermatologic comorbidities
- metabolic impairment
- autoimmunity
- cytokines
- serum markers
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