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UNC Health Talk: Why do I still get pimples?

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By Margaret Coates
| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified
Are you asking why you get acne well past puberty? Dermatologist Margaret Coates has the do's and dont's for treating adult acne. Posted 6/27/2026, 4:56:18 PM Related health health care acne skin care doctors UNC Health Talk By Margaret Coates, MD, UNC Health dermatologist, assistant professor of dermatology at UNC School of Medicine When you’re a teenager, acne is unwelcome but expected. As an adult, it can feel like a cruel joke—all these grownup responsibilities and I still get pimples?
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Older and Wiser: Seniors Week is a time to celebrate the contributions of older adults

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By Margaret Coates
| North Shore News Verified
B.C. Seniors Week, which runs from June 1 to 7 this year, is a time to celebrate older adults for all they have achieved and for the many ways they continue to enrich our communities and our society. The SFU Fact Book on Aging, eighth edition, says that older adults make up a significant and growing share of British Columbia’s population. In 2023, people aged 65 and older represented 20 per cent of all residents, and that proportion continues to rise each year.
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Older and Wiser: Why good transit matters for North Shore seniors

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By Margaret Coates
| North Shore News Verified
How do you usually get around in your community? Do you drive, take public transit, use ride shares or taxis, walk, or bike? Or are you finding that many of these options are becoming harder to use? Driving remains a preferred mode of transportation for many older adults, especially on the North Shore with its challenging, hilly terrain. However, research shows that reliance on driving declines with age.
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