Learn about Juul van den Reek’s experience as a 2022 participant in IPC’s International Fellowship Program. In this exclusive interview, she shares how the program helped her expand her psoriasis research internationally and build valuable connections with experts in the field.
Introducing IPC’s newest Councilors for 2023: A cohort of global experts dedicated to improving patient care for psoriasis.
The International Psoriasis Council (IPC) has made significant progress in advancing psoriasis care and research worldwide in the first quarter of 2023. We invite you to watch our 2-minute video that highlights our key achievements.
Watch this short video to learn more about the International Psoriasis Council in less than a minute: Who we are, our vision, mission, history, and our community of psoriasis experts working to improve the health of people with psoriasis around the world.
In 2022, IFPA and IPC announced a new partnership to join their clinical expertise and the patient perspective. Here’s what they hope to achieve together.
The IPC global network has expanded! Please join us in welcoming our seven newest councilors.
IPC and IFPA strongly advocate that early diagnosis is crucial and must be available for all individuals regardless of race, ethnicity, physical ability, culture, nationality, or geographic location.
The IPC Board of Directors is pleased to announce that it has named Bruce Strober, MD, PhD, as its newly appointed Vice President/President-Elect.
Craig Leonardi, MD, a Founder of the IPC, our immediate-past President, and a long-time Board Member, has accepted the position as an Honorary Founder.
The IPC Board of Directors is pleased to announce that it has named Hervé Bachelez, MD, PhD, as its newly appointed President, effective January 1, 2023.
The IPC’s global network of experts generously volunteers their time every year to educate and train other physicians to better care for people with psoriasis. We would like to recognize our top three Councilors that went above and beyond in 2022 to support our work.
In 2022, the IPC advanced in the worldwide psoriasis community, ranging from multiple research efforts, education of dermatologists, and public awareness, reaching the patient communities. In addition to face-to-face events, the IPC has expanded its digital presence. Read some of IPC’s significant achievements from the past year and leave a comment letting us know what topics you want to see on the IPC website in the coming year!
