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Accutane Acne Drug Raises Cholesterol, Fat Levels Posted: 08-23-06 08:04am


Hi friends, there is news of about accuratane acne drug raise cholesterols , fat level. Newstarget) new research published in the august issue of the journal archives of dermatology has found that a popular acne drug appears to increase cholesterol and triglyceride levels in users more than previously thought… for more information: edit

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