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27th December 2009, 06:25 PM
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What pharmaceuticals have an interest in our disorder
I look at acne and other skin disorders and there are numerous pharmaceutical companies with products in the mix.
Why do we only have one or two. Dr. Nase. Anyone? Aaron 
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Aaron, You are quite correct. Dermik and Collagenex have been toying around with rosacea for quite some time. Barrier Therapeutics is finally throwing their hat into the ring. My personal feelings are that the NRS may be doing more harm than good because all other pharmaceutical and biotech companies think the owner's of our only non profit organization are monolpolized by Galderma. This is one of the inherent cracks in our foundation. One huge nonprofit organization run by one pharmaceutical company should NEVER take over one disorder. As with business or life, competition produces better results, research and prices. _
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