CSH Journal

In December 2024, Medicines Development for Global Health (MDGH) – a not-for-profit pharmaceutical company – announced that the Ghana Food and Drugs Authority had authorised the use of moxidectin 2mg oral tablets for the treatment of onchocerciasis in adults and children aged 4 years and older ...

- Diagnostic clues of skin ulcers. Part II: ulcers of infectious aetiology
- Epidemiological snapshot of dermatological conditions in a rural
healthcare setting: a cross-sectional study in Belthangady, Dakshina Kannada District, Karnataka
- Quiz
- A patient with dermatophytosis following tattooing in a cultural context
- Approval of moxidectin for a pilot onchocerciasis community treatment programme in Ghana

Demographic patterns of chronic wounds in low-resource settings across the world show diverse wound aetiologies, including diabetic foot wounds, pressure injuries, vascular lower extremity wounds, burns and complications of acute bacterial soft tissue infections and wounds caused by chronic skin infections and neglected tropical diseases ...

Schistosomiasis affects millions of individuals worldwide. There are at least six species that can cause human schistosomiasis – Schistosoma haematobium, S. mansoni, S. intercalatum, S. guineensis, S. japonicum and S. mekongi. This disease more commonly leads to morbidity rather than mortality ...

Skin ulcers have varying aetiologies, both infectious and non-infectious. The clinician caring for patients with skin ulcers faces multiple difficulties in establishing the correct diagnosis as the clinical signs of different ulcers can be very similar, regardless of their pathophysiological cause ...

Wounds present a particular challenge in remote areas of the tropics, where infection rates are high and healthcare professionals and basic wound care supplies are both scarce ...

GLODERM, the International Alliance for Global Health Dermatology, established in 2018, reflects a legacy of dedication, innovation and collaboration in advancing global skin health ...

-GLODERM – empowering skin health: an initiative for education, capacity building and advocacy in global dermatology
- Diagnostic clues of skin ulcers. Part I: general concepts and ulcers of non-infectious aetiology
- Cutaneous genital schistosomiasis in a 6-year-old female child: case report and review
- The Available Technology Dressing (ATD) technique for wound management
- Optimizing nutrition intervention to enhance wound healing in lowresource settings

-GLODERM – empowering skin health: an initiative for education, capacity building and advocacy in global dermatology
- Diagnostic clues of skin ulcers. Part I: general concepts and ulcers of non-infectious aetiology
- Cutaneous genital schistosomiasis in a 6-year-old female child: case report and review
- The Available Technology Dressing (ATD) technique for wound management
- Optimizing nutrition intervention to enhance wound healing in lowresource settings

-GLODERM – empowering skin health: an initiative for education, capacity building and advocacy in global dermatology
- Diagnostic clues of skin ulcers. Part I: general concepts and ulcers of non-infectious aetiology
- Cutaneous genital schistosomiasis in a 6-year-old female child: case report and review
- The Available Technology Dressing (ATD) technique for wound management
- Optimizing nutrition intervention to enhance wound healing in lowresource settings

-GLODERM – empowering skin health: an initiative for education, capacity building and advocacy in global dermatology
- Diagnostic clues of skin ulcers. Part I: general concepts and ulcers of non-infectious aetiology
- Cutaneous genital schistosomiasis in a 6-year-old female child: case report and review
- The Available Technology Dressing (ATD) technique for wound management
- Optimizing nutrition intervention to enhance wound healing in lowresource settings

-GLODERM – empowering skin health: an initiative for education, capacity building and advocacy in global dermatology
- Diagnostic clues of skin ulcers. Part I: general concepts and ulcers of non-infectious aetiology
- Cutaneous genital schistosomiasis in a 6-year-old female child: case report and review
- The Available Technology Dressing (ATD) technique for wound management
- Optimizing nutrition intervention to enhance wound healing in lowresource settings