Steroids and the Skin: A General Review

    August 1976 in “ Biochemical Society transactions ”
    Ebling Fj
    TLDR Steroids can treat skin conditions but must be used carefully to avoid side effects.
    The review by F. John Ebling discussed the effects of steroids on the skin, highlighting their significant impact on various skin conditions. It covered the mechanisms by which steroids influence skin physiology, including their anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive properties. The article also addressed the therapeutic applications and potential side effects of steroid use in dermatology, emphasizing the importance of careful management to avoid adverse outcomes. The review provided a comprehensive overview of the role of steroids in treating skin diseases, reflecting the state of knowledge as of 1976.
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