Acne medicines can be a pain in the throat.(prolonged antibiotics use wipes beneficial bacteria)(Brief Article)
Adolescents and young adults who receive antibiotics for acne are more than twice as likely during the year following treatment to develop an upper respiratory infection serious enough to warrant a visit to the doctor, according to a new analysis of health statistics. Using a database of patients

Publication: Science News

Acne care may become safer - The Daily Collegian Online

Acne care may become safer The Daily Collegian Online, PA - Mar 24, 2008 By Ben Skalina Researchers in the Penn State College of Medicine are making progress toward a safer treatment for acne. The study focused on how the drug …

Secrets to a blemish-free, beautiful complexion - MSNBC

Secrets to a blemish-free, beautiful complexion MSNBC - Mar 24, 2008 The new Isolaz Pore-Cleansing Acne Treatment suctions pores to eliminate excess sebum, while a laser targets bacteria. Four to six sessions at $300 to $500 …

ACNE MEDICINE LINKED TO TEEN DEPRESSION, SUICIDE
Maggie Fox; Reuters Denver Rocky Mountain News 02-26-1998 ACNE MEDICINE LINKED TO TEEN DEPRESSION, SUICIDE Makers of a popular prescription acne medication said Wednesday they would add a warning to the label telling doctors to look out for depression and suicidal tendencies in their patients. The

Publication: Denver Rocky Mountain News

ACNE MEDICINE EASES ARTHRITIC PAIN ANTIBIOTIC RELIEVES SWOLLEN JOINTS WHEN TAKEN IN EARLY STAGES OF DISEASE, STUDY SHOWS.(News/National/International)
Byline: Associated Press WASHINGTON — An antibiotic used to treat acne significantly improves the swollen, painful joints of rheumatoid arthritis if therapy begins in the crippling disease’s early stages, scientists reported Sunday. Rheumatologists said the new study by the University of Nebraska

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)

Acne Treatment - The Simplest Acne Solution - Los Angeles Chronicle

Acne Treatment - The Simplest Acne Solution Los Angeles Chronicle,  USA - Mar 7, 2008 These youngsters live according to what is ´in´ and what is not, and for them; the eruption of acne is a major cause of despair. Affected children are seen …

Acne care may become safer - The Daily Collegian Online

Acne care may become safer The Daily Collegian Online, PA - Mar 24, 2008 By Ben Skalina Researchers in the Penn State College of Medicine are making progress toward a safer treatment for acne. The study focused on how the drug …

Palomar to Unveil New Laser-Assisted Liposuction Platform at the American Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Palomar Medical Technologies Inc. , a leading researcher and developer of light- based systems for cosmetic treatments, announced today that it will unveil its latest innovation in aesthetic laser technology at the 28th annual conference of the American Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery in Kissimmee Florida, April 2-6.

Acne care may become safer - The Daily Collegian Online

Acne care may become safer The Daily Collegian Online, PA - Mar 24, 2008 By Ben Skalina Researchers in the Penn State College of Medicine are making progress toward a safer treatment for acne. The study focused on how the drug …

Gene Variation Predicts Response to Treatment in Common Infertility Disorder (National Institutes of Health)
NIH-sponsored researchers have discovered that women who have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are less likely to ovulate in response to a promising new drug treatment for the condition if they have a variation in a particular gene.

Acne Treatment - The Simplest Acne Solution - Los Angeles Chronicle

Acne Treatment - The Simplest Acne Solution Los Angeles Chronicle,  USA - Mar 7, 2008 These youngsters live according to what is ´in´ and what is not, and for them; the eruption of acne is a major cause of despair. Affected children are seen …

Rule aims to limit non-medical laser use - Springfield State Journal Register

Springfield State Journal Register

Rule aims to limit non-medical laser use Springfield State Journal Register, IL - Mar 25, 2008 Nick Teeter, 20, of Springfield received a laser treatment Tuesday at Body Perfect for scarring from acne on his forehead. “I felt like once I was out of …

PROFNET WIRE: HEALTH & MEDICINE: Acne/Yellow Fever.
July 22, 2005 LEADS 1. Dermatology: The Back-to-School Fight Against Acne 2. Fitness: Pedometers Make Physical Activity A Family Affair 3. Health: A Colonoscopy is the ‘Gold Standard’ for Early Detection 4. Medical Devices: Guidant’s Knowledge of Its Faulty Defibrillators 5. Mental Health:

Publication: PR Newswire

Silk’n(TM) Personal Light-Based Hair Removal Device Cleared By FDA (Medical News Today)
Home Skinovations Ltd. announced that the Silk’n™ device was cleared by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for home-based removal of unwanted hair under the direction of a physician.