Center reminder: Although vaccines are generally for preventing diseases, this vaccine is actually for treating acne that has already occurred. It is currently uncertain how often it needs to be injected.
You may have heard a joke like this: Where should acne grow so that you don't worry? The answer is: On someone else's face. But in the near future, no matter whose face acne grows on, it won't bring any trouble. Recently, scientists have made a major breakthrough in the treatment of acne. A vaccine said to safely eliminate acne without leaving scars could be available within 5 years.
Although vaccines are generally for preventing diseases, this vaccine is for treating acne that has already occurred. It is currently uncertain how often it needs to be injected. This vaccine is currently being jointly developed by scientists from the University of California, San Diego, and Sanofi-Pasteur, the world's largest vaccine manufacturer. Harald Gollnick of the Global Alliance to Improve Outcomes in Acne said it could be available within 5 years.
It is estimated that the global demand for acne treatment drugs reaches about 18.7 billion pounds (approximately 190 billion RMB) annually.
(Responsible Editor: Chen Shaopeng)
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