Perspective, Opinion, Commentary
A long-overlooked class of medicines—botanical drugs—may finally gain traction in the U.S., as scientists and the FDA forge new pathways to bring plant-based therapies to mainstream medicine.
Following this algorithm, providers can expertly integrate integrative therapies into atopic dermatitis treatment plans, including topicals and systemics, while adjusting therapy based on patient outcomes for optimal care.
Berberine’s anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial properties show promise in dermatology, offering a potential treatment for eczema, vitiligo, and more—while maintaining a favorable safety profile.
Existing treatments for cicatricial alopecia are often ineffective. Here is a summary of known complementary and alternative therapies for scarring alopecia that patients may turn to.
A review of treatments with potential in papular urticaria, a papulovesicular reaction to bug bites, including turmeric, garlic, zinc, balneotherapy, quercetin, and rhododendron tomentosum.
Herein is an overview of clinical features to assess lip health, exploring the distinctions between the features related to lip health and those of lip cosmetics, and their overlap.
The delivery of education has evolved significantly to include podcasts, simulations, gaming, and social media. These platforms are integral in meeting continuing medical education needs for healthcare providers.