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The Impact of Probiotics on Skin Hydration in Youth with Mild Acne
The goal of this clinical trials is to test the impact of probiotics on skin hydration in adolescents and young adults with mild acne. The hypothesis of this study is that the probiotic formulation is superior to placebo in improving the skin hydration in adolescents and young adults with minimal acne after 12 weeks of consumption.
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