Photocarcinogenesis and toxicity of benzoyl peroxide in hairless mice after simulated solar radiation

Abstract: Topical benzoyl peroxide (BPO) gel has long been used to treat acne vulgaris and has recently been combined with clindamycin (BPO-clin). No skin malignancies have been reported after clinical use of BPO, but there has been concern about the possible carcinogenicity of BPO alone and in combination with UV radiation.

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Photocarcinogenesis and toxicity of benzoyl peroxide in hairless mice after simulated solar radiation

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