Low-Dose Acitretin Shown Effective in Nail Psoriasis - Research finds the skin psoriasis medication rivals the effectiveness of biologics - Modern Medicine
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Low-Dose Acitretin Shown Effective in Nail Psoriasis - Research finds the skin psoriasis medication rivals the effectiveness of biologics - Modern Medicine
Acitretin, a medication historically prescribed for skin psoriasis, is comparable to the biologic drugs adalimumab and infliximab in clearing up nail psoriasis, according to the results of a clinical trial reported in the March issue of the Archives of Dermatology.
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