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Sign vs. symptom. A sign is the effect of a health problem that can be observed by someone else. A symptom is an effect noticed and experienced only by the person who has the condition. The key difference between signs and symptoms is who observes the effect.
Methods of reducing the signs or symptoms of dermal disorders with topically applied silk fibroin
Described herein is a method of reducing a sign or symptom of a dermal disorder in a subject in need of treatment for the dermal disorder by topically applying a topical silk fibroin composition once or more daily to the site of the dermal disorder, wherein the silk fibroin formulation includes no additional dermal therapeutic agents. Also included are methods of reducing topical steroid use in in a subject in need of treatment for a dermal disorder.
Owner:COCOON BIOTECH INC
Methods for treating jordan's syndrome
Disclosed are methods for treating Jordan's syndrome in a subject in need thereof and methods of reducing at least one sign or symptom of Jordan's syndrome in a subject in need thereof. The methods comprise administering a therapeutically effective amount of a phosphodiesterase 4 (PDE4) inhibitor to the subject. The PDE4 inhibitor may be BPN14770 and may be administered daily.
Owner:THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA RESEARCH