Dermatologic Use of Retinoid Drugs Not Linked to Increased Fracture Risk

A case-control study shows that patients treated for acne, psoriasis, or another skin condition with vitamin A analogues are not at increased risk for fracture. Medscape Medical News (Source: Medscape Medical News Headlines)

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Dermatologic Use of Retinoid Drugs Not Linked to Increased Fracture Risk

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