Acne Rambazole Can Be A Good Medication Against Acne In Future
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Rambazole: A Promising Future Treatment for Acne
A groundbreaking study suggests that Rambazole, a novel retinoic acid metabolism-blocking agent (RAMBA), could become an effective treatment for acne. In clinical trials, 94% of participants with moderate-to-severe acne saw a reduction of over 50% in total acne lesion count after taking 1 mg of oral Rambazole daily for 12 weeks. Impressively, 35% of these patients were classified as "cleared or almost cleared."
Promising Phase 2a Results
Barrier Therapeutics, Inc. announced encouraging results from its Phase 2a study, showing positive outcomes for both oral and topical formulations of Rambazole in treating moderate to severe acne. According to the study, a reduction of more than 90% in lesion count is required for a patient to be considered cleared or nearly cleared. Both inflammatory and non-inflammatory lesions responded well, with only mild side effects reported, such as skin and lip dryness.
Expert Insights
Geert Cauwenbergh, Ph.D., the CEO of Barrier Therapeutics, expressed optimism about the future of Rambazole. He stated that these positive results highlight Rambazole's potential as a safe and effective oral treatment for moderate to severe inflammatory acne. Further large-scale clinical trials will determine if Rambazole can fill the current gap in effective acne medications. These findings also build upon previous promising research regarding Rambazole's efficacy in treating psoriasis.
With these promising results, Rambazole could soon offer hope to those seeking powerful solutions for acne.
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