Patients with eczema open to OTC cannabinoid products

The therapeutic potential and current landscape of cannabinoids in dermatology

Are CBD skincare products effective?

Cannabidiol (CBD), one of 113 identified cannabanoids, has known anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. In dermatology, a variety of topical products are becoming increasingly available to patients; however, much work remains to create CBD-containing dermatology products that can effectively treat skin disorders, one expert says.

Are CBD skincare products effective? (Dermatology Times)

Cannabidiol (CBD), one of 113 identified cannabanoids, has known anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. In dermatology, a variety of topical products are becoming increasingly available to patients; however, much work remains to create CBD-containing dermatology products that can effectively treat skin disorders, one expert says.

The Therapeutic Potential of Cannabinoids in Dermatology

Cannabinoids have demonstrated utility in the management of cancer, obesity, and neurologic disease. More recently, their immunosuppressive and anti-inflammatory properties have been identified for the treatment of several dermatologic conditions.

The CBD Gold rush has begun

CBD, the chemical found in hemp and marijuana plants, is showing up in shampoos, lattes, body oils, gummy bears and dog treats.

The wide-ranging potential of cannabinoids

The wide-ranging potential of cannabinoids to treat a variety of cancerous tumors and certain immunological and neoplastic diseases in a Dermatology Times article by Lissette Hilton.

Dermatology World Meeting News at the AAD Meeting

Dermatology World Meeting News at the AAD Meeting to discuss some of the recent advances in treating tumors and inflammatory skin diseases and what could be coming next, including the potential of cannabinoids to treat various diseases and conditions

Adam Friedman MD is interviewed by Health.com

Adam Friedman MD is interviewed by Health.com about possible skin-related benefits of CBD in an online article titled, “Do Cannabis-Infused Beauty Products Actually Work? Everything You Need to Know” by Lisa Desantis

Beauty Not As Pain, But A Remedy For It

Adam Friedman MD weighs in on the pros and cons of using cannabis in skin cremes to relieve pain in the article, “Beauty Not As Pain, But A Remedy For It” in the BENEATH THE SURFACE section of BeautyIndependent