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Treating Acne
Some acne treatments are sold over the counter. Others require prescriptions. Get an overview of acne treatments.
Acne Treatments: Old Versus New
Are newer acne treatments better than the traditional ones? Read what skin experts say.
Accutane
The acne drug Accutane can cause birth defects if taken during pregnancy. Read about the effort to curb Accutane use in pregnant women.
Retinoid Gels for Acne
Prescription retinoid gels may help curb acne, even when they’re taken without oral antibiotics, researchers report.
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