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Clobetasol foam effective; may be preferred to creams, ointments
Washington - Clobetasol delivered in a foam vehicle is associated with significant improvement of hand dermatitis and appears to be preferred by patients over other vehicles, leading to a high rate of compliance, said J. Mark Jackson, M.D., assistant clinical professor of medicine and dermatology, division of dermatology, University of Louisville.
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