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Rosacea is getting worse (The Monterey County Herald)
Dear Dr. Gott: When I was 19, I had my acne burned off with X-rays. Twenty years later, it came back, so I took tetracycline for 30 years. My acne didn't disappear but started to change, so my primary care physician sent me to a dermatologist. I was told that the acne was being replaced by rosacea.
John Walsh (BizJournals)
John Walsh loves to brag about his kids. His children, ages 22, 20, and 17, are, according to Walsh, "well-balanced, motivated and have great skin."
DUSA Completes Enrollment for Phase IIb Trial of Levulan(R) Photodynamic Therapy for Moderate to Severe Acne (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Inc.®, is pleased to announce today that the acne Phase IIb trial has achieved its goal of 260 participants, thus completing enrollment. The study's objective is to determine and compare the safety and efficacy of multiple broad area photodynamic therapy treatments with Levulan® Kerastick® in combination with BLU-U® brand blue light versus use of the BLU-U alone in ...
I get by with a little help from my friends (EveningTimes Online)
JENNIFER Downie still remembers it. Not the doctor speaking to her, nor the gasp from her mum when she heard the news, but hearing her dad Jim crying on the other end of the phone.
Anti-Photoshop will fix your views (Western Advocate)
You know you're a svelte, doe-eyed, clear-skinned, long-legged hottie, yet every time you see a photo of yourself there are four chins, acne eruptions and bloodshot eyes. Hot or not? Not.
DUSA Completes Enrollment for Phase IIb Trial of Levulan(R) Photodynamic Therapy for Moderate to Severe Acne (CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance)
WILMINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS-- - DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. , is pleased to announce today that the acne Phase IIb trial has achieved its goal of 260 participants, thus completing enrollment.
THIS MORNING (The Scranton Times-Tribune)
Flames damage home in Luzerne County
Fighting acne? Come toward the light. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By LINDSAY LYON In the war against her acne, Veronica Prudencio was losing. Proactiv Solution, Clearasil, Murad, Neutrogena, grease-free diets, medical spa treatments, lemon juice, rice-water facials -- none of them worked. Not even remotely. She'd "spent thousands upon thousands of dollars, and tried everything," says Prudencio, 21, a college student in Arlington, Va. Then, at her "breaking ...
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