IPC Councilors review early research on coronavirus and psoriasis
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, little was known about how the virus would affect people with psoriasis. While many questions remain unanswered, dermatologists all over the world have worked quickly and under pressure to bring credible information to support psoriasis treatment decision-making during these times. A group of IPC Councilors has provided expert commentary on articles of note to further our understanding of COVID-19 and psoriasis. READ THE COMMENTARIES>>>
HABLAS ESPAÑOL? VOCÊ FALA PORTUGUÊS?
IPC Webinar, COVID-19 y psoriasis: Informes ibero-latinoamericanos del IPC is now available. Presented in Spanish and Portuguese, this webinar explores the impact of the coronavirus on dermatology clinics across Latin America.
LEVEL-UP YOUR PSORIASIS SKILLS WITH IPC
Optimizing the Use of Biologics | April Armstrong, MD
Of all the options, how do you pick a biologic that is right for your psoriasis patients? In this video, Dr. Armstrong guides us through her process of choosing a biologic treatment for psoriasis. WATCH>>>
The Future of Psoriasis Pathogenesis and Treatment | Peter van de Kerkhof, MD, PhD
Prof. van de Kerkhof urges dermatologists to be ambitious and strive to clear the skin of their psoriasis patients. WATCH>>>
Clarifying Disease Severity | Bruce Strober, MD, PhD
Dr. Strober details the IPC Psoriasis Disease Severity Reclassification project, which advocates for a revised severity scoring system to improve psoriasis patient access. WATCH>>>
The Pathogenesis of Psoriasis | Georg Stingl, MD
Dr. Stingl discusses differences in the pathogenesis of plaque psoriasis and pustular psoriasis in this video. Spoiler alert: it's the neutrophils. WATCH>>>
NEWS FROM OUR PARTNERS
What's happening at the GPA?
Members of the Global Psoriasis Atlas have been hard at work researching the worldwide epidemiology of psoriasis. Read more about GPA activities over the past quarter. GO>>>
PsoProtectMe now multilingual
PsoProtect Me, a patient-reported registry for COVID-19 and psoriasis, is now in multiple languages. Please encourage your patients with psoriasis to complete the survey at psoprotectme.org. MORE>>>
