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Efudex, Carac, Aldara and Other Skin Cancer Topical Chemo Creams

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Efudex, Aldara and Other Skin Cancer Topical Chemo Creams

Kevin Berman, MD, PhD Health Professional Dermatologist Kevin Berman, M.D., Ph.D., is a practicing dermatologist in Atlanta,... Send Message Subscribe: Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

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I hope that I have shed some light on these creams. They do work well and are a great option for certain patients. Always discuss your situation with your dermatologist to determine which path is right for you. Newer creams are being developed to help treat skin cancers so I will keep you updated if anything is near to the horizon!

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