Ewan Eadie, Head of Scientific Services, Photobiology Unit, who provided the mesmerising photo of the krypton chloride excimer lamp above, shared some enlightening Far-UVC research work of the...

COVID has hit hard, but we have been working harder in providing education and service with gold standard.

A new centre for capturing dermatology images has opened in Arbroath as part of a project to improve access to clinical photography in local communities.

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Congratulations and thanks to the Dermatology Team from the Quality Review Panel, which seeks and reviews undergraduate medical student feedback and quality review of programmes and is both Scottish...

On 26th October, NHS Tayside Dermatology Department received confirmation that our recent bid to obtain funding from the Detect Cancer Early (DCE) Programme had been successful.

Treating severe skin conditions with UV light rather than creams, pills and injections could save the NHS millions of pounds while improving patient outcomes, according to a new University of Dundee...

Newly installed specialist UVB (Ultraviolet B) Phototherapy Equipment has been officially unveiled at an event in Pitlochry Community Hospital.

Routine prescribing of UV light treatment for severe skin conditions could significantly reduce the use of steroid creams and tablets while improving patient outcomes, according to new research from...

NHS Tayside’s Photobiology Unit has been accredited as the first UK Centre of Excellence by the European Society for Photodynamic Therapy in Dermatology (EURO-PDT).