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Cure Research for Acne

Curable Types of Acne

Possibly curable or rare types of Acne include:

Rare Types of Acne:

Some rare types of Acne include:

Treatments for Acne

Treatments to consider for Acne may include:

  • Simple treatments and preventive measures:
    • Wash skin - gently
    • Avoid rubbing or scratching
    • Shave carefully
  • more treatments...»

Cure Research discussion for Acne:

Health Topics Questions and Answers About Acne: NIDDK (Excerpt)

Medical researchers are working on new drugs to treat acne, particularly topical antibiotics to replace some of those in current use. As with many other types of bacterial infections, doctors are finding that, over time, the bacteria that are associated with acne are becoming resistant to treatment with certain antibiotics. Research is also being conducted by industry on the potential side effects of isotretinoin and the long-term use of medicines used for treating acne.

Scientists are working on other means of treating acne. For example, researchers are studying the biology of sebaceous cells and testing a laser in laboratory animals to treat acne by disrupting sebaceous glands. Scientists are also studying the treatment of androgenic disorders, including acne, in men by inhibiting an enzyme that changes testosterone to a more potent androgen. (Source: excerpt from Health Topics Questions and Answers About Acne: NIDDK)

Questions and Answers About Acne: NIAMS (Excerpt)

Medical researchers are working on new drugs to treat acne, particularly topical antibiotics to replace some of those in current use. As with many other types of bacterial infections, doctors are finding that, over time, the bacteria that are associated with acne are becoming resistant to treatment with certain antibiotics. Research is also being conducted by industry on the potential side effects of isotretinoin and the long-term use of medicines used for treating acne.

Scientists are working on other means of treating acne. For example, researchers are studying the biology of sebaceous cells and testing a laser in laboratory animals to treat acne by disrupting sebaceous glands. Scientists are also studying the treatment of androgenic disorders, including acne, in men by inhibiting an enzyme that changes testosterone to a more potent androgen. (Source: excerpt from Questions and Answers About Acne: NIAMS)

Medical research for Acne: medical news summaries:

The following medical news items are relevant to medical research for Acne:

Acne Treatment: Book Excerpts


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