Blood advances · 2025
Hematological phenotypes in GATA2 deficiency syndrome arise from aging, maladaptation to proliferation, and somatic events.
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Fernandez-Orth Juncal, Koyunlar Cansu, Weiss Julia M, Gioacchino Emanuele, de Looper Hans, Andrieux Geoffroy, Ter Borg Mariëtte, Zink Joke, Gonzalez-Menendez Irene, Hoogenboezem Remco, Yigit Baris, Gussinklo Kirsten J, Mulet-Lazaro Roger, Wantzen Charlotte, Pfeiffer Sophie, Molnar Christian, Bindels Eric, Bohler Sheila, Sanders Mathijs, Quintanilla-Martinez Leticia, Wlodarski Marcin, Boerries Melanie, Touw Ivo P, Niemeyer Charlotte, Erlacher Miriam, de Pater Emma
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BACKGROUND: As self-applied manicures have gained popularity, it is important for physicians to remain informed about potential associated side effects. Traditional polish remains most popular among nail enthusiasts, but the pursuit of durability and convenience accelerated development of other nail cosmetic products, including gel polish, acrylic nails, and press-on nails. Despite documented adverse effects among beauty professionals and salon customers, individuals practicing at-home nail care routines may face similar, if not more, frequent complications due to misinformation, inadequate training, and social media trends.
SUMMARY: This review provides an overview of adverse effects associated with different at-home nail cosmetics. Allergic contact dermatitis is the most prevalent adverse event, primarily attributed to (meth)acrylates found in nail glue, gel polish, and acrylic nails. Other adverse effects include infections, chemical burns, and complications from ultraviolet nail lamps.
KEY MESSAGE: The review highlights the importance of transparent product labeling and appropriate warning labels from manufacturers, as well as physician education and awareness for minimizing risks related to at-home nail cosmetic applications.
SUMMARY: This review provides an overview of adverse effects associated with different at-home nail cosmetics. Allergic contact dermatitis is the most prevalent adverse event, primarily attributed to (meth)acrylates found in nail glue, gel polish, and acrylic nails. Other adverse effects include infections, chemical burns, and complications from ultraviolet nail lamps.
KEY MESSAGE: The review highlights the importance of transparent product labeling and appropriate warning labels from manufacturers, as well as physician education and awareness for minimizing risks related to at-home nail cosmetic applications.