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Dermatology Times
Dermatology Times, September 2018 (Vol. 39, No. 9)Volume39 Issue 9
Special Dermatology Times supplement: Acne scarring
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The September 2018 issue of Dermatology Times includes a special supplment on treating acne scarring. It highlights some of the latest advances in treating patients who suffer from this condition.
The
September 2018 issue of Dermatology Timesincludes a
special supplmenton treating acne scarring. It highlights some of the latest advances in treating patients who suffer from this condition.
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Psychological stress as acne cause
Technology: A private practice’s best friend
Lack of standardization?
Update: Immunotherapy for melanoma
A new treatment for seborrheic keratosis examined
Hidradenitis suppurativa and Crohn’s disease link
Topical rapamycin improves facial skin lesions in tuberous sclerosis complex
Clinical trials recruiting: Molluscum contagiousum
Psoriasis lotion seeks FDA approval
Almirall strengthens its place in U.S. market
FDA to consider omadacycline
The best and worst states for healthcare
Is tight skin post shower a good thing?
The journey begins when the trip ends
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