Every year on 29 October, World Psoriasis Day raises awareness of the 125 million people worldwide living with PsA ...

Approximately 5 million persons in the United States have psoriasis.1 Most have mild disease covering less than 3% of body-surface area, but approximately one fifth have more extensive involvement ...

Psoriasis can feel like an uninvited guest that shows up on your skin and refuses to leave. Those red, scaly patches—often ...

Icotrokinra, a targeted oral peptide that selectively binds the interleukin-23 receptor, is under investigation for the ...

An estimated 125 million people across the world live with psoriasis, a disease that affects not only the skin, but can also shape daily life. 1,2 For Evelyn Weisz, plaque psoriasis impacted both the ...

Psoriasis patients express a need for clearer guidance on family planning and pregnancy, focusing on fertility, heredity, and treatment safety. The study involved 102 psoriasis patients, revealing a ...

New research has updated our understanding of how sugars, known as glycans, help immune cells move into skin in the ...

Portland, Ore., Nov. 9, 2003 – Researchers using data gleaned from a tissue bank created by the National Psoriasis Foundation have identified three of the first genes associated with psoriasis. The ...

I had psoriasis symptoms for about 10 years before I got a correct diagnosis. I decided to go to a health care provider for help when a hairstylist looked at my scalp and said she thought it looked ...

More than one fourth of those who have psoriasis develop the condition before the age of 18, and between 10 and 15 percent develop it before the age of 10. Although the condition can be effectively ...

If a standard treatment exists for a medical condition, is it unethical to give patients who are enrolled in a clinical trial a placebo? Most would argue yes, but the ethics become unclear when the ...

Divorce, separation or the death of a parent could cause insecurity and fear in a young child, which “seems to make the child ...