Young people's perceptions of acne and acne treatments: secondary analysis of qualitative interview data

Overview of attention for article published in British Journal of Dermatology, December 2019

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RT @ducrest: Young people's perceptions of acne & treatments https://t.co/oJ9MGUJUdT @SincerelyCass11 I think you will like this @BrJDermat…

Young people's perceptions of acne & treatments https://t.co/oJ9MGUJUdT @SincerelyCass11 I think you will like this @BrJDermatol abstract. "Directing people towards accessible evidence-based information is crucial" - what a programme! #acne #dermato…

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