How Treating Psoriatic Disease Has Changed
By Nilanjana Bose, MD, as told to Susan Bernstein I am an adult rheumatologist, so I see patients who are 18 and above, with the whole gamut of…
Read more How Treating Psoriatic Disease Has ChangedBy Nilanjana Bose, MD, as told to Susan Bernstein I am an adult rheumatologist, so I see patients who are 18 and above, with the whole gamut of…
Read more How Treating Psoriatic Disease Has ChangedBy Rebecca Haberman, MD, as told to Stephanie Watson Psoriatic disease isn’t curable, but it is becoming more treatable. While not everyone can achieve clear skin or pain-free…
Read more The Future of Autoimmune Disorders: Psoriatic DiseaseBy Alice B. Gottlieb, MD, PhD, dermatologist, as told to Kristen Fischer Certain things, like your genes, can increase your risk for psoriatic arthritis. If you have a…
Read more How Science Has Transformed What We Know About Psoriatic DiseaseBy Brett Smith, DO, as told to Rachel Reiff Ellis Psoriatic disease is a condition you have your whole life. Skin plaques are the main symptom, but many…
Read more Psoriatic Disease: An Autoimmune Disease Expert’s Point of ViewLast week, just a couple of hours into a house-sitting stint in Massachusetts for my cousin and his wife, I received from them a flummoxed text: “Dude,” it…
Read more It’s Gotten Awkward to Wear a MaskTreating psoriatic arthritis (PsA) isn’t like treating strep throat. You don’t just take one medicine for a few days and feel better. PsA is a complex, chronic disease…
Read more Should You Stay or Go? When to Change TreatmentsBy David Rosmarin, MD, as told to Stephanie Watson Treating psoriatic disease is very different from what it was 10 or 20 years ago. We have a lot of…
Read more Finding Success When Managing Psoriatic DiseaseBy David Chandler, as told to Kara Mayer Robinson I’ve seen hiccups in the process of diagnosing psoriatic disease. I also know about it firsthand. I’m 62 years old,…
Read more Why Some Psoriatic Disease Symptoms Are Unreported