Is low-dose acitretin associated with fewer adverse events than high-dose acitretin in the treatment of psoriasis?
We have shown low-dose therapy (25 mg/d) to be an effective strategy for substantially reducing acitretin-associated adverse effects. Many adverse effects associated with acitretin therapy are dose dependent and can limit the usefulness of this potentially beneficial therapy.
Findings suggest that labels and advertisements for sham fruit foods mislead children with regard to the food's real fruit content.