Lecture objectives:
- Paleodermatology has confirmed modern diseases existed in antiquity
- Racial biases unintentionally exist in photographic atlas of skin diseases
- Carnival sideshows of the early 1900’s were exploitative of individuals with skin diseases
Presented by: Derrick Adams, DO, FAOCD
Valid for credit through: 12/31/2024
Lecture objectives:
- Paleodermatology has confirmed modern diseases existed in antiquity
- Racial biases unintentionally exist in photographic atlas of skin diseases
- Carnival sideshows of the early 1900’s were exploitative of individuals with skin diseases
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