antibiotic, inflammatory, acne, inflammatory rhetoric

Yes! Foods May Fight Acne

By ANAHAD O’CONNOR

Clearer skin may depend in part on eating a diet full of whole foods without too much sugar — along with a rainbow of fruits and vegetables.

Alfredo Jaar’s inflammatory billboard Logo for America lit up Times Square years ago. Now it will be installed in London's Piccadilly Circus – and it couldn’t be more relevant

'This is not America': a Chilean artist's newly electric message to Trump

Alfredo Jaar’s inflammatory billboard Logo for America lit up Times Square…

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The president did not mention Trump by name, but he made the object of his ire clear, referring also to the businessman’s inflammatory rhetoric about Muslims, Hispanic people and women.

Voluntary Recall of Acne Drug Solodyn
By admin The FDA and Medicis have recalled two lots of Solodyn , an antibiotic used to treat moderate to severe inflammatory acne.

anti・biotic

━━ a. 【生物】抗生の.
━━ n. 抗生物質.
anti・biotics　━━ n. 抗生物質学.

inflammatory 

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈflamət(ə)ri/
ADJECTIVE

1Relating to or causing inflammation of a part of the body:inflammatory cellsinflammatory diseases

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2(Especially of speech or writing) arousing or intended to arouse angry or violent feelings:inflammatory remarks

━━ a. 怒らせる; 扇動的な; 【医】炎症性の.

ac・ne

 

━━ n. 瘡(ざそう); にきび.

尋常性痤瘡（拉丁語：acne vulgaris）或簡稱痤瘡（拉丁語：acne），又稱暗瘡。這是個皮膚長期發生黑頭、白頭粉刺（白色或乳白色碎米樣粉汁的刺狀丘疹）、青春痘、皮膚泛油、又或留疤的狀況^[1][2]。患者因為外貌的改變，可能感到焦慮、自尊心降低、在極端的個案裡甚至有憂鬱現象或自殺念頭^[3][4]。

acne 

Pronunciation: /ˈakni/ NOUN

[MASS NOUN]

A skin condition characterized by red pimples on the skin, especially on the face, due toinflamed or infected sebaceous glands and prevalent chiefly among adolescents:he was clean-shaven with a face that had been ravaged by acne when younger

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acned

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Origin

Mid 19th century: via modern Latin from Greek aknas, a misreading of akmas, accusative plural of akmē 'highest point, peak, or facial eruption'; compare with acme.