Therapy for acne vulgaris

Article Abstract:

Many effective treatments exist for acne. Acne is a common disease caused by a build-up of wax that blocks pores on the face and trunk. The resulting accumulation of wax can become infected by a bacterium that is normally found on skin. Excessive production of wax can be treated with estrogen, anti-androgens or isotretinoin. Tretinoin and salicylic acid can also reduce inflammation of the skin around the blocked pore. Antibiotics can kill the bacterium and can be applied directly to the skin or taken internally.

Care and treatment, Acne

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MSL - Medicine as a second language

Article Abstract:

The oral presentation is much more than an exercise in public speaking and is a first attempt to speak the language of medicine. By learning medicine as a second language, one can become a proficient.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Nurses, Management, Personal narratives, Medical colleges, Medical schools, Company business management, Communication in medicine, Medical communication

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