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Gene therapy shows promise in treating recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa

Gene Tx Promising in Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa

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Grafts of patients' genetically modified skin improved healing of wounds in early study
For patients with moderate-to-severe seborrhea and seborrheic dermatitis

Low-Dose Isotretinoin Therapeutic for Seborrhea

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Significant decrease in rate of sebum production in patients receiving low-dose oral isotretinoin
For patients with venous leg ulcers

Improved Leg Ulcer Healing With Hair Follicle Punch Graft

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Ulcer healing significantly increased in hair follicle-containing punch graft group versus nonhairy group
For patients with alopecia areata

Superficial Cryotherapy Effective for Alopecia Areata

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Proportion of responders significantly higher when treatment interval was two weeks or less
Dermatologists receive considerable payments

Dermatologists Receive Considerable Industry Payments

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Variation in nature and amount of payments, with top 1 percent of doctors receiving at least $93,622
For patients undergoing sclerotherapy

Long-Term Pigmentation With Minocycline in Sclerotherapy

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44-year-old male with systemic sclerosis showed symptoms after minocycline treatment of rosacea
Researchers have developed a method to measure the limit to which human skin can be stretched

Findings May Help Optimize Tissue Expansion Procedures

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Elastic modulus, Poisson's ratio, and mechanical toughness vary with relative ambient humidity
Treatment with a multigrowth-factor-containing cream is associated with more rapid recovery after laser ablation

Multigrowth Factor Cream Speeds Recovery After Laser Therapy

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Smaller areas of microcrusts in MGF-treated regions; more improvement for edema, wrinkles
For patients with chronic chilblains

Nifedipine Not Superior to Placebo for Chronic Chilblains

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No significant improvements in mean visual analogue scale scores on complaints, disability
Injection of platelet-rich plasma and hyaluronic acid is associated with a clinically visible and statistically significant improvement in aging facial skin

Platelet-Rich Plasma, Hyaluronic Acid Improves Aging Facial Skin

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Clinically visible, significant improvement noted; number of injections linked to overall satisfaction