Skin tone representation in dermatologic direct-to-consumer advertisements: a cross-sectional analysis and call to action.

International journal of women's dermatology(2023)

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Abstract
Results of this content analysis demonstrate that the number of persons of color within dermatologic DTCAs is 23%, whereas there are 13.6% Black individuals in the 2021 US census. This suggests that DTCAs are becoming more diverse since 2018. However, findings also show that the vast majority of DTCAs do not include models with darkly pigmented skin, and there remains a lack of advertisements depicting skin disease among people of color. Given the role of DTCAs in informing and aiding patients' requests for prescription drugs, representation of all skin tones is essential for this communication to be effective, especially in the field of dermatology.
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skin,tone,direct-to-consumer,cross-sectional
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