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The acne supplement
Acne may primarily be a genetic condition, but one that is compounded by environmental and social influences, shows a twins study published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD). This study is among a select group of studies featured in this month's acne supplement.
Acne may primarily be a genetic condition, but one that is compounded by environmental and social influences, shows a twins study published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD). This study is among a select group of studies featured in the June Dermatology Times acne supplement.
Articles in this issue
Self-care Before Patient Care : 10 Ways to Boost Your Resilience in 2018 - Part 2
Melanoma diagnosis by physician or PA not always straightforward
Pulsed dye laser fails surgical scars
Calming inflammation in common skin conditions
The acne supplement
Cimzia receives positive CHMP opinion for plaque psoriasis
Epiduo Forte shows reduced acne lesions, risk of scarring in trial data
FDA approves Tafinlar with Mekinist for melanoma
MRF presents Michael B. Atkins, M.D., with Humanitarian of the Year award
SPSSCS names Donna Erb new president
My employee has a needlestick injury. Now what?
New treatments and approaches in melasma
Aging through the decades
Chronic urticaria guidelines updated
Pros and cons of physician payment models
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