EADV Podcast

In the fourth episode of the “That Single Patient” Series, host Dr. Catherine van Montfrans speaks with Dr. Magdalena Antoszewska, a young dermatologist and PhD researcher passionate about wound healing. Magdalena shares compelling stories of patients with chronic wounds: from a mother living with severe vasculitic ulcers to an elderly woman whose stubborn wound revealed a rare diagnosis. She also recounts the ongoing journey of a patient she’s followed for years, a reminder of how persistence and compassion intertwine in long-term care. This episode highlights the importance of early diagnosis, multidisciplinary teamwork, and staying curious and hopeful, even when faced with the most challenging cases.

In the third episode of the "That Single Patient" Series Dr. Catherine van Montfrans sits down with dermatologist Sarah Walsh to share the remarkable story of Marie, a young patient who developed Stevens-Johnson Syndrome that progressed to toxic epidermal necrolysis. From the emergency room to the ICU, Sarah reflects on the importance of empathy, involving family, and building trust. This episode highlights how compassionate communication, presence, and hope can profoundly shape patient and family experiences during life-threatening illness.

In the second episode of the "That Single Patient" Series, Dr. Catherine van Montfrans sits down with Dr. Ana Maria Forsea to share the story of her first melanoma patient, a young mother with stage IV disease, whose resilience and dignity left a lasting impression. From the clinic to the lab, Ana Maria reflects on the lessons she learned about empathy, presence, and truly seeing the patient beyond the disease. This episode highlights how compassionate communication, time, and human connection can profoundly influence both patient care and a clinician’s professional path.

In this first episode of the "That Single Patient" Series, hosted by Dr. Catherine van Montfrans, Prof. Johannes Ring shares a notable case of a young patient with severe eczema who made remarkable progress during a clinical trial. The episode highlights the vital role of time, care, and hope in patient treatment. Discover how attentive listening and compassionate interaction can profoundly influence patient outcomes in this insightful conversation.

Join Emek Kocatürk as she presents her selection of Editor’s Picks from the October 2025 issue:

Read the Editor's Picks here: https://doi.org/10.1111/jdv.70004

In this episode of the EADV Podcast, host Prof. Carle Paul welcomes Prof. Michel Gilliet, Professor and Chairman of Dermatology at the University of Lausanne and Chair of the EADV Scientific Programming Committee. Together, they explore groundbreaking advancements in skin immunology, with a particular focus on personalised medicine for immune-mediated skin diseases.

Prof. Gilliet discusses his pioneering work in pathway profiling, a method designed to identify dominant inflammatory pathways in skin specimens. This personalised approach allows for targeted diagnosis and treatments, improving patient outcomes. They also delve into the practical applications of this technology, its potential to redefine diagnostic precision, and its promise for broader implementation across Europe.

Ideal for dermatologists, researchers, and clinicians seeking to stay at the forefront of dermatological innovation, this #EADVPodcast episode uncovers how molecular profiling is paving the way for personalised medicine in dermatology.

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Join Professor Carle Paul presenting his selection of Editor’s Picks from the September 2025 issue:

Read the Editor's Picks here: https://doi.org/10.1111/jdv.20860

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In this insightful episode of the EADV Podcast, Prof. David de Berker is joined by Dr. Eugene Tan, an academic dermatologist and Mohs micrographic surgeon based in New Zealand, to discuss the environmental and clinical impact of plastics in dermatology.

Their discussion, inspired by Dr. Tan’s open-access article “Plastics in Dermatology: A Review and Solutions”, recently published in the JEADV, explores the science behind microplastics and nanoplastics, the life cycle of plastic products in medicine, and practical ways dermatologists and patients can reduce their plastic footprint. Dr. Tan explains how limited but consistent scientific findings raise significant concerns about plastics in skincare, and why sustainability in dermatology requires both individual and systemic action. From the power of consumer choice to international regulation and biodegradable alternatives, this episode offers a broad yet actionable perspective on an urgent issue.

Tune in to learn what steps you and your patients can take today to create a more sustainable dermatology practice.

Reference: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jdv.20537

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Join Dr. Rolland Gyulai presenting his selection of Editor’s Picks from the August 2025 issue:

Read the Editor's Picks here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jdv.20537

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In this episode of the EADV Podcast, host Dr. Sarah Walsh sits down with Prof. Thrasivoulos Tzellos during the 2025 EADV Spring Symposium in Prague to discuss the latest European guidelines for the treatment of hidradenitis suppurativa (HS).

Together, they explore the evolution of HS care, the role of general practitioners in early detection, the value of clinical tools and patient-reported outcomes, and the potential of emerging therapies. Prof. Tzellos also shares his thoughts on antimicrobial resistance, phenotype-based treatment, and the importance of multidisciplinary care. The conversation is grounded in both evidence-based recommendations and real-world clinical experience, with reflections on how advocacy and access to care remain vital components of improving outcomes for HS patients across Europe.

Tune in to discover practical insights and the latest developments that are shaping the future of HS treatment.

Read the full Guidelines: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jdv.20472

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