Bradley buyout spurns founder (The Star-Ledger)
European drugmaker Nycomed yesterday said it plans to acquire Bradley Pharmaceuticals for $346 million and take it private, thwarting a similar bid by Bradley's founder.
Disease made Karl Marx boil with anger (Times Online)
Karl Marx suffered from a skin disease that can cause severe psychological effects such as self-loathing and alienation, according to a British dermatologist.
Dusa, River's Edge Settle Patent Claim (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Dusa Pharmaceuticals Inc., which makes dermatological products, said Monday it settled a patent infringement claim with River's Edge Pharmaceuticals LLC regarding Dusa's Nicomide over-the-counter acne medication.
Study to probe whether acne drug can slow MS (CTV.ca)
Researchers in Calgary are preparing to begin a new study to see whether a commonly available acne medication could help delay the crippling effects of multiple sclerosis.
Acne.Treat with Sulfur Used for Centuries by Joesoef Skin Care (PR.com)
Acne. For centuries people around the world who suffered from acne and various skin disorders have traveled to Volcanic Sulfur springs where they would submerge their bodies to cure their skin aliments. Sulfur is a natural element when produced naturally from Volcanoes, the sulfur is rich in quality of ingredient having anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and it?s a natural antiseptic. These qualities ...
Acne Medication May Delay Progress Of Multiple Sclerosis, Canada (Medical News Today)
A common acne medication that has been available for over 30 years has the potential to delay the progress of multiple sclerosis and if proven effective, will offer an inexpensive option for the treatment of early MS, says the MS Society of Canada. [click link for full article]
Finding the right treatment for teen acne (KING 5 Seattle)
Teen acne is an inevitable part of growing up. But from the teenager's point of view it can be devastating to self esteem. The drug that finally worked
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