Microplastics, Skin Disease, and Dermatology: Evidence and Perspectives
Read the article by Dennis Niebel, Susanne Saha, Werner Kunz, Beatrix Evers, Martin GJ. Löder, Anja FRM. Ramsperger and Christian Laforsch on microplastics and dermatological diseases.
RESILARE results report
Promoting crisis resilience: Developing and validating quality indicators to prepare outpatient medical practices for crisis situations
The challenge of climate change: What does the future of dermatology look like?
Article by Dr Susanne Saha in: aesthetic dermatology & cosmetology | issue 2/2025
CLIMATE QUARTERLY
The Newsletter of the Expert Resource Group on Climate Change and Environmental Affairs
"Doctor, my child has plastic"
Health risks not discussed enough "There are currently over 1,200 known chemicals that can migrate from plastics into food. Many of them are considered endocrine disruptors, which are associated with reproductive disorders and cancer, for example. Experts are calling for stricter regulation." Source: Medical Tribune report from 27.04.2025 Read the full article here.
Environmental Impact of Dermatology and Action Towards It: A Narrative Review
Dermatology significantly impacts the environment through treatments and waste; global societies promote sustainability, but policy integration remains limited.
Climate Change, Pollution's Growing Impact on Dermatology
Experts stressed the importance of dermatologists engaging in climate advocacy and adopting sustainable practices, as their actions may inspire others to follow suit.
Climate and environmental protection in pharmacy
"We have it in our own hands" - article by Dr Susanne Saha, MD
Climate change and health
Free, asynchronous online training course "MedKlimaAmbulant" for doctors and medical assistants
Variability in Triple Bottom Line commitments of Multinational Pharmaceutical and Cosmeceutical Companies: Insights from 2023 Corporate and ESG Reports
Article available at https://doi.org/10.1093/ced/llaf133
