_ Psoriasis Psoriasis and Your Weight By Jane Farrell article When it comes to treating the skin ailment known as psoriasis, no one treatment plan works for everyone. Now research … Read More→
_ Psoriasis Stigma and Myths about Psoriasis Are Pervasive in the U.S. By Jane Farrell article The autoimmune disorder psoriasis is surprisingly stigmatized today among people in the U.S., according to researchers from the Perelman School … Read More→
_ Psoriasis What You Need to Know about Psoriasis By Jane Farrell article Unlike beauty, psoriasis is more than skin deep. In fact, recent research links the inflammatory skin disorder, in its more … Read More→
_ Psoriasis Rashes and other Skin Problems (dermatitis, Eczema, rashes) Skin Disorders Skin Health Mislabeled Moisturizers Create Problems for Skin Disorder Sufferers By Sondra Forsyth article A Northwestern Medicine study found that moisturizers marked “fragrance free” or “hypoallergenic” were not, and products labeled as “dermatologist-recommended” often … Read More→
_ Psoriasis Skin Health Lasers and The Fight against Skin Disorders By Jane Farrell article Light therapy for skin disorders is not new. For example, ancient Egyptians combined heliotherapy (sunlight) with ingested extracts from a … Read More→
_ Arthritis Psoriasis Psoriatic Arthritis: What You Need to Know By Jane Farrell article EditorΓÇÖs note: Psoriatic arthritis, a troublesome condition, is often difficult to detect. Here, the American Academy of Dermatology tells you … Read More→
_ Psoriasis New Hope for Psoriasis Patients By article A human antibody may help people who are suffering from psoriasis, an autoimmune illness that affects skin. Many patients showed … Read More→
_ Psoriasis Skin Skin Health The Molecule that Fights Psoriasis By article Researchers have discovered how IL-4 can fight psoriasis on a molecular level. Scientists have known that Interleukin 4, also known … Read More→
_ Psoriasis Psoriatic Arthritis Patients Need Better Screening By Sondra Forsyth article Leading experts have joined together for the first time to call for better screening of psoriatic arthritis to help millions of people worldwide suffering from the condition. A release from the Universoty of Leeds in the UK explains that psoriatic arthritis (PsA) causes painful joint inflammation and can cause irreversible joint damage if left untreated. PsA tends to affect people with psoriasis. This skin condition causes a red, scaly rash. Around one in five go on to develop PsA ΓÇô usually within ten years of the initial skin problem being diagnosed.
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