Our expert dermatologist Dr. Anatoli Freiman discusses innovations in dermatology in the latest issue of Chronicles of Skin & Allergy. Dr. Freiman reviews what’s new in acne, rosacea, psoriasis, as well as other skin conditions.
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Dr. Barankin, a spokesperson for the Acne & Rosacea Society of Canada, was recently interviewed about acne including how to treat it, how to prevent acne scarring, how to take care of your skin to prevent breakouts, and when to see a dermatologist. He was interviewed by Cosmetics magazine. Click here to read it.
Dr. Barankin, a spokesperson for the Acne & Rosacea Society of Canada, was recently interviewed about acne and the new acne awareness week by The Projector, the official newspaper of Red River College.
Did you know that the 1st ever Acne Awareness Week in Canada is this week? The Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada, of which our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin is a spokesperson, oversees this awareness week to get people talking and more aware of the impact of acne, as well as the causes and treatments. Check out this useful blog about debunking 5 acne myths:http://www.acneaction.ca/2015/09/01/3558/
Our expert dermatologist Dr. Anatoli Freiman discusses shingles and its prevention in the Canadian National Post magazine. Read the story here.
As a nationally recognized skin expert, our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin has been the go to person for the media the past few years. In 2015 alone, Dr. Barankin has already been interviewed more than 15 times, including being on TV, radio, newsprint and Internet. Dr. Barankin has been on CTV and Global News, SiriusXM radio, in Hello!, Canadian Living, Globe & Mail, Toronto Star and much more. Way to go Dr. Barankin!
On Sept 9, our very own expert dermatologist Dr. Benjamin Barankin was interviewed on the “What She Said” radio program on SiriusXM. As a national spokesperson for the Acne & Rosacea Society of Canada, Dr. Barankin was asked to discuss the 1st ever Acne Awareness Week (Sept. 14-20), as well as a number of aspects about the causes and treatment of acne.
A recent research study in the Journal of the American Medica Association (JAMA) suggests that the reason people develop rosacea are half environmental (especially sun exposure, and also obesity, alcohol and heart disease), and half genetic.
Our dermatologist Dr. Anatoli Freiman’s expertise is featured in the latest Canadian Chronicle of Skin and Allergy, discussing new therapies in dermatology.
