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Top skin doctors are urging drug chiefs to rethink strict new rules which hinder them handing out a powerful acne drug to patients who need it.

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Isotretinoin - brand name Roaccutane - is a pill first licensed in the UK for the treatment of severe acne in 1983 and has since been taken by hundreds of thousands of patients.

The family of Annabel Wright, 15, from Ripon, believes Roaccutane was responsible for her death.

The UK medicines watchdog is issuing new warnings on a controversial acne drug which has been linked to dozens of suicides and sexual health problems in young people.

It comes after a number of suicides by people taking the drug isotretinoin.

It comes after a number of suicides by people taking the drug isotretinoin.

Annabel Wright had been on Roaccutane for six months and shortly before she died had had her dose increased. She was found dead in her bedroom in May 2019.