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If Your Teen Has Acne, Pay Attention.

If Your Teen Has Acne, Pay Attention.

By Ellen Schrier on January 4, 2011

Most of us suffered from the occasional pimple during adolescence, and parents, for the most part, have been pretty ho-hum about the seriousness of teenage acne. But that no-big-deal attitude is one that needs to change because acne and depression are linked in teens and both need to be monitored closely. An adolescent’s appearance is [...]

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