绿色未来的治疗:皮肤病学的可持续发展途径

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Henry W. Lim
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摘要

背景可持续皮肤科需要平衡患者的结果与环境管理和社会责任。目的研究与皮肤健康相关的环境影响和新兴解决方案。方法有针对性地查阅文献。结果本综述涉及五个关键领域:配方化学、包装生命周期、临床操作、医疗公平和可持续性验证。我们重点介绍了新兴的解决方案,包括可生物降解成分、循环包装系统、节能实践和扩大专业护理可及性的远程皮肤科平台。该分析详细分析了“洗绿”的风险,以及将现有做法转变为更可持续的替代方案所面临的挑战。我们提倡全面的生命周期评估、皮肤病特定认证标准、医疗废物最小化协议、包容性护理模式,并进一步研究生物降解途径、消费者行为和支持人工智能的诊断工具,这些工具可以在减少医疗服务碳足迹的同时使获取民主化。
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Healing in a Greener Future: Sustainable Pathways for Dermatology

Background

Sustainable dermatology requires balancing patient outcomes with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

Objectives

To examine environmental impacts related to skin health and emerging solutions.

Methods

Targeted literature review.

Results

This review addresses five key domains: formulation chemistry, packaging lifecycle, clinical operations, healthcare equity, and sustainability verification. We highlight emerging solutions, including biodegradable ingredients, circular packaging systems, energy-efficient practices, and teledermatology platforms that expand access to specialized care. The analysis scrutinizes greenwashing risks and the challenges of transforming established practices toward more sustainable alternatives.

Conclusions

We advocate for comprehensive lifecycle assessments, dermatology-specific certification standards, clinical waste minimization protocols, inclusive care models, and further research on biodegradation pathways, consumer behavior, and AI-enabled diagnostic tools that can democratize access while reducing the carbon footprint of care delivery.

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