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Latin American Case Series

It is not fully understood the impact that COVID-19 has on psoriasis patients. This case series, co-authored by IPC Councilors Cesar González and Fernando Valenzuela, looks at the characteristics of Latin American patients with psoriasis and confirmed or highly suspected COVID-19.

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The University of Oxford Psoriasis Study Looking for United Kingdom Volunteers

The University of Oxford seeks 2000 psoriasis volunteers for a groundbreaking study exploring the link between the skin condition and arthritis. Led by Professor Laura Coates in collaboration with University College Dublin, the research aims to identify PsA development factors, potentially enabling prevention strategies through drugs or lifestyle changes.

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Focus on Psoriasis: A Report from the 25th World Congress of Dermatology (WCD)

Discover the latest updates on psoriasis from the World Congress of Dermatology (WCD) 2023, hosted in Singapore from July 3–8. Get insights from the International Psoriasis Council’s (IPC) Symposium and WCD’s four psoriasis-focused sessions, covering a total of 21 summaries. Download the comprehensive report or explore the key highlights.

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Special Populations

Prevalence, Clinical Presentations, Disease Severity Appreciation, and Assessment of Psoriasis in the Context of Skin of Color

This blog post provides a comprehensive overview of psoriasis in individuals with skin of color. It explores the prevalence of psoriasis in different ethnic groups worldwide and highlights potential underestimations due to healthcare barriers. The article discusses genetic variations in psoriasis susceptibility among ethnic groups and the challenges in diagnosing psoriasis in darker-skinned individuals. It emphasizes the need for inclusive dermatology education and resources that incorporate skin of color to improve clinical competency. The impact of psoriasis on quality of life, specifically in non-white individuals, and the importance of developing better measurement tools for diverse ethnicities are examined. The blog post also addresses treatment approaches for psoriasis in diverse ethnic populations and the ongoing efforts to include patients of different ethnicities in clinical trials.

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