treatments for wrinkles

January 2003

We're getting lots of questions about treatments for wrinkles.

Tazorac (tazarotene) just got approved for treating photodamaged skin.

All the retinoids (Retin-A, Renova, etc) help reduce fine wrinkles, rough skin, and brown spots.

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Table of Contents

long-awaited landmark hypertension study will shake things up
some patients accidentally overdosing on their methotrexate
Osteoporosis new guidelines for preventing and treating osteoporosis
Cardiology You'll be hearing a lot about C-reactive protein
Cardiology statins decrease the effects of Plavix
Dermatology treatments for wrinkles
Dermatology Aldara (imiquimod cream) to treat actinic keratoses
Strattera, a new NON-stimulant drug for ADHD
Alertec (modafinil), the latest prescription "lifestyle drug"
Women's Health how to treat women with epilepsy
Infectious Diseases Pegetron, a new combo product for hepatitis C
Diabetes eating nuts can prevent type 2 diabetes
Natural Medicines "seals of approval" on brand name natural products
Spiriva, a new bronchodilator for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
whether a "float test" tells if a metered-dose inhaler is empty