Sexual Orientation

Matthew Mansh, MD, on Suicide Risk Among Sexual Minorities With Acne

10/19/2017

 

Dr Matthew Mansh, from the Department of Dermatology at the University of Minnesota, and colleagues recently conducted a study to explore the impact of sexual orientation on the relationship between mental health and acne. His research group determined that routine mental health exams may be necessary when assessing patients with acne.

Read more about Dr Mansh's study here.

For more resources, visit our Dermatology and Mental Health Medical Resource Centers.  

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