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Practice gaps in childhood acne treatment

Bob Kronemyer

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Abstract

Combination therapies are under used; the role of diet, while controversial, may be beneficial; and, cosmeceuticals may remedy mild-to-moderate acne. Read more on acne treatment guidelines.

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Combination therapies are under used; the role of diet, while controversial, may be beneficial; and, cosmeceuticals may remedy mild-to-moderate acne. Read more on acne treatment guidelines.

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Combination therapies are under used; the role of diet, while controversial, may be beneficial; and, cosmeceuticals may remedy mild-to-moderate acne. Read more on acne treatment guidelines.

Key concepts: Medicine, Acne, Dermatology, Acne treatment, Alternative medicine, Clinical pharmacology, Family medicine, Pathology

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