Acne Vulgaris

Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists, an increasingly popular class of weight loss medications, have been found to be associated with new onset acne in women, according to a research letter published in Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.

News regarding the effects of holistic remedies and diet were the most-read acne articles on Healio in 2024.

Clindamycin remains clinically relevant and safe in the treatment of acne vulgaris, according to a comprehensive published review.

Nonablative laser therapy plus topical antioxidants significantly decreased post-inflammatory dyschromia associated with acne vulgaris, especially in patients with skin of color, according to a study.

In adults with sensitive skin and acne vulgaris, a 2.6% benzoyl peroxide cleanser reduced acne lesions without irritating the skin, according to a study.

Researchers identify two key genes that contribute to the pathogenesis of acne, potentially opening doors for new treatment approaches, according to a study.

A topical cream containing cannabis “significantly reduced the severity of itching” symptoms in patients with chronic kidney disease-related pruritus, according to published data.

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Healio has compiled stories for Hyperpigmentation/Melasma Awareness Month, held every year in July.

Once-daily micronized isotretinoin can be administered without food for the treatment of patients with severe acne vulgaris, allowing for the potential increase of patient adherence, according to a study.