Rosacea

Investigators assessed a possible link between rosacea and diet among the large Chinese population with rosacea, with the intention of providing dietary guidelines for patients with rosacea.

Of the 3 interventions, only patients who received the polyherbal combination tablets showed a significant decrease in facial redness of 40% compared with baseline

Study investigators sought to determine if erythema assessment and percentage of ≥1-grade CEA improvement over time altered when assessment included a baseline facial photograph.

Patients with rosacea tended to have more coexisting psychiatric disorders, including anxiety, depression, phobic disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

The proportion of participants achieving the primary efficacy endpoint was significantly greater in the oxymetazoline group vs the vehicle group in both trial 1 and trial 2.

Investigators examined many topical and systemic treatment options available to manage facial erythema and flushing linked with rosacea.

Investigators examined a link between rosacea severity and relative skeletal muscle mass.

Researchers analyzed the effect of brimonidine in vitro, in vivo, and in a randomized exploratory trial and found that brimonidine reduces inflammation and erythema in rosacea by affecting the processes of neurogenic activation and neutrophil recruitment.

Participants with rosacea showed higher 25(OH)D3 levels than the healthy controls.