Edward Maytin

Edward Maytin, MD, PhD, is a Section Head of Molecular Dermatology at Cleveland Clinic's Department of Dermatology and an Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University's Lerner College of Medicine and Cleveland State University. He specializes in photodynamic therapy, skin cancer, and molecular dermatology. Dr. Maytin holds an MD from the University of Rochester and completed residencies at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Education: Medical Degree (1985), University of Rochester; Residency in Dermatology (1990), Harvard Medical School; Fellowship in Endocrinology (1990).

Research: Focuses on photodynamic therapy mechanisms, vitamin D's role in cancer, and skin biology. His work includes NIH-funded studies on tumor biomodulation and immune responses in skin cancer models.

Publications: Over 90 articles in dermatology and photomedicine, emphasizing PDT innovations and molecular pathways in skin diseases.

Awards/Grants: NIH grant funding for photodynamic therapy research; Director of the Laboratory of Molecular Dermatology.

Labs/Teams: Leads the Molecular Dermatology Lab at Cleveland Clinic, pioneering PDT and skin cancer research.