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Mix & Match: Assessing Concomitant Use of Newer Topical Formulations

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Combination therapy is arguably the norm in acne care, but what do we know about the concomitant use of newer topical treatments? AARS Treasurer Emmy Graber, MD discusses findings from her recent study.
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