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  • This issue highlights a review of hidradenitis suppurativa developing in a peristomal location.

    Announcing A New Dermatology Journal, Focused on Free, Open-Access, High-Quality Research
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)

     

     

     

     

    Using Open-source software, and free hosting from OSU Libraries, we intend, to show that the current academic publishing model does not have to be as it currently is. We have created a brief table to show how we are different than the current model.

                                              Standard Publishing                 Publishing with Academic Dermatology

    Cost for Open Access        $400-$2000                                          FREE

    Publisher                             For-Profit                                             Non-Profit

    Copyright                            Retained by the publisher                Retained by the RESEARCHER

    Journal Software                Proprietary                                          Open-Source

    Reviewers                            Uncompensated                                 Uncompensated but will receive recognition                                                                                                                                         to join our editorial board.

  • Photograph of a patient with scurvy.

    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)

    Academic Dermatology expands into its third year of publications. Our numbers of submissions and publications continue to increase, as do our readership.

    We have instituted a rolling publication schedule in an attempt to publish our articles faster and publish several unique article types including clinical trial, clinical trial protocol, and letter to the editor formats. 

    Our cover image highlights a patient with Scurvy, a disease rarely considered in the developed world, yet it and other micronutrient deficiency diseases continue to occur and with poor outcomes. Interestingly, in the Minta et al. paper, obesity was commonly seen among patients with various micronutrient deficiencies indicating patients are getting adequate calories often, just poor quality. 

    We appreciate your readership. 

  • Cover for Vol. 2, No. 1 of Academic Dermatology

    Academic Dermatology Expands
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)

    In the second volume and the first of the year of 2024, Academic Dermatology Introduces several new editors and reviewers, as well as new article types. Thank you for your interest.