Issue Archive
|
Writer's Guidelines
|
Subscribe
|
Editorial Staff
|
About Us
|
Contact Us
|
Advertise
Home
Advisor Forum
Consultations
Follow-Ups
Clinical Pearls
News
Newsline
Drug Update
Daily Medical News
Newsletters
Fact Packs (Sponsored)
Dermatology Clinic
Legal Advisor
Alt Meds
Alternative Meds Update
Alt Meds Index
Clinical Challenge
Resources
Medical Calculators
Nurse Practitioner Links
Physician Assistant Links
Jobs
CME/CE
CME/CE Articles
mycme.com
Subscribe
Derm Look-A-Likes
Evidence-Based Medicine
Commentary
Meetings Calendar
Cartoons
Video
MPR Drug Database
Issues
Blog
RSS
|
Login
|
Register
Acne
Choosing the best treatments for acne
Amy J. McMichael, MD, John Hancox, MD, Rachel Careccia, MD, and Kimberly Cayce, MD October 23, 2009
The disfiguring lesions of acne vulgaris can have a severe psychological impact. Fortunately, clinicians now have a broad range of therapeutic options.
Concurrent oral antibiotics for acne and acute illness?
October 23, 2009
Should minocycline or tetracycline be stopped when prescribing antibiotic therapy for an acute illness?
OTC lotion effective on acne
October 23, 2009
Benzoyl peroxide combats acne just as well as, if not better than, antibiotics.
Acne therapy includes adapalene
July 14, 2009
Epiduo gel combines benzoyl peroxide and adapalene for the treatment of acne vulgaris.
Topical treatment of acne vulgaris
May 07, 2009
Acanya contains benzoyl peroxide and the antibiotic clindamycin.
Microdermabrasion treatment for facial acne scars
November 03, 2008
Is microdermabrasion a good alternative glycol acid or other chemical peels?
Managing acne vulgaris: Two important issues
Emil A. Tanghetti, MD August 27, 2008
A dermatologist explores dealing with increasing bacterial resistance and selecting the treatment that minimizes irritation and other skin reactions.
Cholesterol effect of spironolactone
July 25, 2008
What adverse effects are associated with this acne treatment?
New guidelines issued for acne therapy
Carl Sherman March 21, 2008
Dermatologists offer guidance on deciding whether to use topical therapy, systemic antibiotics, hormonal agents, or even alternative meds.
Tea tree oil
By Sherril Sego, MSN, FNP January 30, 2008
Tea tree oil is highly sought after for its antiseptic and antifungal action.
Off-label spironolactone for acne?
June 12, 2007
Can spironolactone be use to treat women with acne vulgaris?
An acne salve that contains tretinoin
March 14, 2007
Ziana combines clindamycin and tretinoin, the active ingredient in Retin A.
Latest News
An effective natural remedy for migraine and allergies
Pain and hardening of the skin constricts shoulder movement
Blood-collection device leads to low platelet count
Endoscopic surgery for fistula creation
Exercise guidelines for patients with diabetes
Four ways to reduce malpractice risk
Eye pain ends in loss of vision
Medical interpreters can increase patient satisfaction with ED experience
New York City hospitals take part in malpractice pilot program
Court orders Wisconsin to repay money siphoned from malpractice fund
Most Popular
Most Emailed
Most Recent
Exercise guidelines for patients with diabetes
Endoscopic surgery for fistula creation
Pain and hardening of the skin constricts shoulder movement
Blood-collection device leads to low platelet count
An effective natural remedy for migraine and allergies
Four ways to reduce malpractice risk
Medical interpreters can increase patient satisfaction with ED experience
New York City hospitals take part in malpractice pilot program
Court orders Wisconsin to repay money siphoned from malpractice fund
Register now for a chance to win an iPad!
Imaging options for patients with acute abdominal pain
Medical interpreters can increase patient satisfaction with ED experience
Maca root used to enhance sexual performance
An effective natural remedy for migraine and allergies
An antipsychotic's side effects derail a patient's symptom management
Four ways to reduce malpractice risk
Exercise guidelines for patients with diabetes
Early menopause doubles CVD risk
Blood-collection device leads to low platelet count
Modifiable risk factors cause most strokes
An effective natural remedy for migraine and allergies
Pain and hardening of the skin constricts shoulder movement
Blood-collection device leads to low platelet count
Endoscopic surgery for fistula creation
Exercise guidelines for patients with diabetes
Four ways to reduce malpractice risk
Eye pain ends in loss of vision
Medical interpreters can increase patient satisfaction with ED experience
New York City hospitals take part in malpractice pilot program
Court orders Wisconsin to repay money siphoned from malpractice fund
Popular Topics
Allergic Rhinitis
Alternative Medicine
Asthma
CME/CE
Contraception
Deep Venous Thrombosis
Dermatology
Diabetes
Emergency Medicine
Ethics
Exercise And Fitness
Gastroenterology
Gastrointestinal Disorders
Geriatrics
Glycemic Control
Hematology-Oncology
Infectious Diseases
Malpractice
Men’s Health
Mental Health
Migraine
Nephrology
New York
Psychiatric Disorders
Women’s Health
Sponsored Links
Win an iPad
The Clinical Advisor is giving away a FREE Apple iPad. To become eligible, all you have to do is register. If you are already registered on the Web site, log in and update your profile or simply check the box under Newsletters marked "Enter me in the iPad contest."
Click here to register now