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Published since 1955, Indian Journal of Dermatology (IJD®), (ISSN: Print- 0019-5154, Online - 1998-3611) is the oldest living journal of Dermatology in Asia which is being published uninterruptedly under the same name since its inception and continues to be one of the pioneer medical journals from India. It is, in fact, one of the oldest peer-reviewed journals dedicated to this particular discipline.

The journal publishes information relating to skin, its ailments and different modes of therapeutics. It also carries articles on Leprosy, STI and HIV/AIDS.

In 1962, it became the first indexed Dermatology Journal from Asia.

1965, it became the official organ of the then Dermatological Society of India

From 1973, it is being published by Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists, West Bengal State branch.

IJD® became the official organ of AADV from May-June 2012 (Vol 57,Issue 3) without any change of name or ownership of the journal.

By launching the web version www.e-ijd.org in November 2000, IJD became the first Indian Dermatology journal to enter the Internet.

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March-April  2023  | Vol  68 | Issue 2
 
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
The correlation between anthropometric variables and muscular strength in patients coinfected with leprosy and HIV
Diego Vinicius da Costa Novais, Mariana Garcia Borges do Nascimento, Geovanna Lemos Lopes, João Augusto Gomes de Souza Monteiro de Brito, Thomaz Xavier Carneiro, Givago Silva Souza, Marília Brasil Xavier
Background: Peripheral nerve disease may lead to physical disability because of decreased muscle strength and/or loss of sensitivity in the dermatomes of affected peripheral nerves. Both huma...
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Filaggrin gene mutation in pediatric patients with atopic dermatitis: A look into Indian gene pool, a pilot study
KA Rajeshwari, Merin M Thomas, Geetha Nagaraj
Background: Mutations in the filaggrin (FLG) gene has been reported to be an indicator of poor prognosis of atopic dermatitis (AD). It has been reported that there is a considerable variation...
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