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TRETINOIN currently has 8 news articles, with 14 predicted indications.

This page combines the AI-predicted indications for TRETINOIN with the latest health news. Indications highlighted in orange have recent news coverage.

Drug Information

Evidence level: L5
Predicted indications (14):
- palmoplantar keratoderma (99.0%)
- acne (disease) (99.0%)
- acquired keratosis (99.0%)
- acute promyelocytic leukemia (99.0%)
- rheumatoid nodulosis (99.8%)
- rheumatoid factor-positive polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis (99.8%)
- juvenile idiopathic arthritis (99.8%)
- juvenile chronic polyarthritis (99.8%)
- spondyloarthropathy, susceptibility to (99.7%)
- juvenile arthritis due to defect in LACC1 (99.5%)
- osteoarthritis (99.4%)
- pseudoachondroplasia (99.3%)
- acromesomelic dysplasia, Hunter-Thompson type (99.3%)
- Quinquaud's folliculitis decalvans (99.3%)

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New NHS Genetic Test Can Identify Brain Tumour Type In 2 Hours During Surgery - Health and Me

2026-09-28 cancer tumour tumor

Source: Health and Me

Dr. Paterlini: Blood Test Finds Cancer Before Scans Can

2026-09-28 cancer

Source: Yahoo

Jipmer holds childhood cancer awareness programme - The Hindu

2026-09-28 cancer

Source: The Hindu

Access to cancer genetic testing unequal worldwide: New Lancet Commission - The Hindu

2026-09-28 cancer

Source: The Hindu

Targeting One Enzyme Could Stop Cancer-Linked Proteins From Escaping Destruction - Technology Networks

2026-09-28 cancer ovarian cancer

Source: Technology Networks

Lung cancer deaths down 16% with low-dose CT screening: IARC - The Times of India

2026-09-28 cancer

Source: The Times of India

Hot Drinks Tied to Esophageal Cancer. Should Patients Worry?

2026-09-22 cancer

Source: Medscape

Blood-Based Assay Shows Promise in Detection of Early Pancreatic Cancer - Cancer Therapy Advisor

2026-09-22 cancer pancreatic cancer pancreatic cancer

Source: Cancer Therapy Advisor

Disclaimer: The news on this page is collected automatically and is for research reference only; it does not constitute medical advice.