Liposomes

    November 1996 in “ International Journal of Dermatology ”
    Harry H. Sharata, KENNETH H. KATZ
    TLDR Liposomes can improve the effectiveness of skin treatments.
    The document titled "LIPOSOMES" from the International Journal of Dermatology, published in November 1996, discussed the use of liposomes in dermatological applications. The authors, Harry H. Sharata and Kenneth H. Katz, both from the Department of Dermatology at the University of Wisconsin, explored the potential benefits of liposomes as delivery systems for therapeutic agents in treating skin conditions. The study highlighted the ability of liposomes to enhance the penetration and efficacy of topical treatments, offering a promising approach for improving dermatological therapies. The paper was cited 12 times, indicating its influence in the field at the time.
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