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Spironolactone for Acne and Opportunities to Reduce Reliance on Oral Antibiotics
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What You'll Learn
Acne and rosacea are widely prevalent in the general population and two of the most common skin conditions seen in clinic. This program will review the latest research and emerging therapies in acne and rosacea, including topics that will cover pharmaceuticals, cosmeceuticals, devices, nutrition, probiotics, and supplements. Strategies to reduce the use of oral antibiotics will also be discussed.
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This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of clinicians and non-clinicians involved in the care of patients within dermatology.
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Acne and rosacea are widely prevalent in the general population and two of the most common skin conditions seen in clinic. This program will review the latest research and emerging therapies in acne and rosacea, including topics that will cover pharmaceuticals, cosmeceuticals, devices, nutrition, probiotics, and supplements. Strategies to reduce the use of oral antibiotics will also be discussed.
Target Audience
This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of clinicians and non-clinicians involved in the care of patients within dermatology.
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