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Why Are People of Color Undertreated for Plaque Psoriasis?

Psoriasis affects all kinds of people and all types of skin. Find out more about the latest treatments for your condition in order to advocate for yourself.

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Get the Most Out of Your Topical Treatment

Topical plaque psoriasis treatments can be an effective way to get clearer skin, but you have to use them the right way to get results. Here’s how.

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When Plaque Psoriasis Is Difficult to Talk About

The pain or shame that comes with flares can be difficult to describe to your doctor. Here’s how to open up and develop that trust with your dermatologist.

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Not All Topicals Are the Same

To treat plaque psoriasis, topicals either soothe inflammation or slow the growth of cells. Maybe you can even consider a combo approach.

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Choosing a Corticosteroid

Topical corticosteroids can reduce the redness and scale of plaque psoriasis. Learn your options and how to use these creams for maximum benefit.

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