A Paradigm Change in Skin Health
Posted 7th September 2021 by Nicholas Noakes
There has been a rapid acceleration of skin microbiome research. Today about 5% of all microbiome clinical studies and 16% of all probiotic products online are dermatology related. Meanwhile, skin probiotics are growing eight times faster than any other probiotic supplement. In clinical cosmetic studies, the microbiome is the fourth largest category.
Skin Microbiome: Cosmeceutical Development, Sample Collection & Storage and Patient Stratification
Posted 2nd January 2019 by Jane Williams
Whilst microbiome as a whole is gaining traction, developments in wound healing, skin ageing and inflammation have garnered a wider understanding of the skin microbiome in health and disease. If you were unable to attend the dedicated Skin Microbiome track at the 6th Microbiome R&D and Business Collaboration Forum: USA, we have made these slides from Madhuri Jasti, Mark Wilson and Kausar Malik available here.
Open Letter: Emma Taylor, CEO and Founder, Naked Biome
Posted 15th October 2018 by Jane Williams
Dear colleagues.
Acne is the most common skin condition in the USA, affecting 85% of the world’s population over their lifetime and approximately 50 million people in the USA each year.
Open Letter: Richard Gallo, Professor of Dermatology UCSD
Posted 8th October 2018 by Jane Williams
Dear Colleagues,
Over recent years, we have seen record numbers of skin cancer diagnoses around the world. Indeed, since the 1980s, incidences of melanoma, the deadliest form of cancer, have doubled. Melanoma is an aggressive form of cancer that can spread to other organs and is estimated it will kill 10,000 people in the US this year. Approximately 3 million Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer this year in the US.