A randomized controlled pilot study of strategies to increase adherence in teenagers with acne vulgaris
Authors:
- Brad A. YentzerBYBrad A. Yentzer
- Amy L. GosnellAGAmy L. Gosnell
- Adele R. ClarkACAdele R. Clark
- Daniel J. PearceDPDaniel J. Pearce
- Rajesh BalkrishnanRBRajesh Balkrishnan
- Fabian T. CamachoFCFabian T. Camacho
- Trudye A. YoungTYTrudye A. Young
- Julie M. FountainJFJulie M. Fountain
- Alan B. FleischerAFAlan B. Fleischer
- Luz E. ColónLCLuz E. Colón
- Lori A. JohnsonLJLori A. Johnson
- Norman PrestonNPNorman Preston
- 1 April 2011
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
- Vol. 64 (4) , 793-795
Abstract
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