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When You’re Told Black People Don’t Get Psoriasis

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The Future of Psoriatic Disease

A rheumatologist discusses what's being done to help people with psoriatic disease.

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Rapid Growth in Psoriatic Disease Treatments

Elaine Husni, MD, says as more is learned about the causes, treatments that can control and calm the condition will continue to leap forward.

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What Makes Diagnosis Tricky on Skin of Color?

Psoriasis may not be obvious on skin of color, and it is often mistaken for conditions like eczema, so dermatologists need to look for other signs.

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Psoriasis and the Color of Your Skin

The color of your skin may not only affect the appearance of psoriasis, but your quality of care, too.

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Meet Your Care Team

Psoriatic disease can affect your whole body, so your team of doctors may include a dermatologist, a rheumatologist, or even an occupational therapist.

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