Journal updates

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2026-06
SKIN Welcomes News Contributions
The Editorial Office of SKIN warmly invites researchers, clinicians, editorial board members, reviewers, and readers to submit news and feature content for publication on the journal website.

We welcome contributions covering a broad range of topics related to the journal and the dermatology community, including but not limited to:

● Updates and highlights from SKIN, including new initiatives, special issues, milestones, and journal developments;
● Featured articles and research highlights published in SKIN;
● Interviews with the Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board members, authors, and reviewers;
● Reports from academic conferences, workshops, and scientific meetings;
● Achievements, awards, and notable activities of editorial board members and contributors;
● Outreach and promotional activities related to the journal;
● Educational and science communication articles that introduce important dermatological concepts, emerging technologies, research advances, public health topics, or clinical knowledge to a broader audience.

Submissions should be written in clear and engaging English and may include photographs, illustrations, or multimedia materials where appropriate. Content should be informative, accurate, and of interest to the international dermatology and skin health community.

By sharing news, insights, and educational resources, we aim to strengthen communication among researchers, clinicians, and the public while promoting advances in dermatological science and practice.

We look forward to receiving your contributions and working together to enhance the visibility and impact of the SKIN community.

For inquiries or submissions, please contact the Editorial Office via skin@pmph.com.
23
2026-06
Why Does China Need an English-Language Dermatology Journal? Insights from the Three Editors-in-Chief of SKIN

Compiled by DXY

 

DXY founder Tiantian Li recently held an in-depth conversation with the three Co-Editors-in-Chief of SKIN—Prof. Xinghua Gao, Prof. Yong Cui, and Prof. Henry W. Lim—to explore a central question:

Why does Chinese dermatology need an English-language journal?

The discussion also covered the journal’s distinctive positioning, the design of its “New Quality Productive Forces” section, and its mission to advance global skin health.

🎬 Watch the full interview by clicking the link below:

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/VVRvWvmBxDKh1_grmoaSdQ


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Prof. Xinghua Gao:

Prof. Gao compared dermatology to the ocean—vast, boundless, and filled with opportunities for exploration. An English-language journal originating from China, he noted, is like a vessel that enables Chinese dermatology to navigate the deep sea of global scientific discovery.



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Prof. Henry W. Lim:

Having witnessed the development of Chinese dermatology over more than two decades, Prof. Lim emphasized the remarkable progress achieved by the field. “An English-language journal is essential for helping the world understand the advances and contributions of Chinese dermatology.”



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Prof. Yong Cui:

Prof. Cui highlighted the importance of empowering the next generation. More than 40% of the journal’s Editorial Board members are young and mid-career experts, reflecting a commitment to enabling emerging leaders to both introduce international advances to China and share Chinese experiences with the world.

 

15
2026-03
2026 Symposium on High-Level Dermatology Journals and Skin Editorial Board Meeting Held in Beijing

On March 14, 2026, the 2026 Symposium on the Development of High-Level Dermatology Journals was held at Lake View Hotel in Beijing, during which the Editorial Board Meeting of the journal Skin also took place. The photo shows a group picture of the participants. Editor-in-Chief Xinghua Gao (front row, sixth from the right), Editor-in-Chief Yong Cui (front row, fifth from the right), and Advisor Jianzhong Zhang (front row, fourth from the right).

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