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Family history linked to teen acne
4/9/2009Teenagers' odds of developing moderate to severe acne may depend largely on whether their parents had the problem, a new study suggests.
Condom lubricant an acne cure
28/8/2008A condom lubricant designed for sex workers and gay men has become a popular acne cure among female Cambodians.
Acne drug, depression link
30/5/2008Use of isotretinoin, the active ingredient in the acne drug Accutane, apparently more than doubles the risk of depression, according to results of a study.
The pill combats acne
12/2/2008The oral contraceptive Yasmin, plus a low-dose of the diuretic spironolactone, is a safe and effective treatment for women with severe facial acne.
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