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Study for Acne

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Acne Study

Do you or your child have acne? You might be interested in a research study. This study is looking into how an investigational medication can help people with acne. Acne is a common skin condition that causes spots and pimples, especially on the face, back, and shoulders.

Who can join? We are looking for participants who have acne. This study is open to individuals who meet certain criteria which will be shared during the screening process.

  • Duration: The study will last several weeks.
  • Visits: Participants will need to attend multiple study visits.
  • Participation: By joining, you can contribute to important research in acne treatment.

If you think this study might be right for you, or if you have a child with acne, please consider joining. This is a chance to be part of research that could lead to better understanding and treatment of acne.

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    acne

14 July 2026

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