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Med.: Wrinkle Remover #111973

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Jan 21, 1988
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles, California: George Strait) Use of acne drug Retin-A to remove wrinkles featured; details given, scenes shown. [Retin-A user Jan CAWLEY - praises drug.] University of Michigan research reported finding evidence that Retin-A works. [Retin-A user Ann McLEOD - praises drug.] [University of Michigan Dr. John VOORHEES - discusses how Retin-A works.] Criticism of product detailed. [Dermatologist Dr. Carl KORN - says overuse could lead to skin cancer.] [VOORHEES - supports Retin-A.]

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Strait, George
Duration:
00:02:20

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