The blogger Howard Chang explores the latest advancements bringing hope for a psoriasis cure, some of which were presented at a community event.

Despite challenges such as high costs and access barriers, the demand for effective, tailored therapies continues to rise, transforming the psoriasis treatment landscapeDublin, Nov. 26, 2025 (GLOBE ...

The treatment of psoriasis—an autoimmune disease that creates red, scaly plaques on the skin—depends on multiple factors, but two big factors include the severity and the location of the symptoms, ...

An expert panel calls the requirement for tuberculosis testing before prescribing IL-17 and IL-23 biologics for psoriasis an ...

Psoriasis is a lifelong condition that comes and goes in flares, and the key to managing it is the right treatment. Your dermatologist will help you find a therapy based on: How bad your symptoms are ...

Psoriasis can affect the fingers, knuckles, nails, palms, and soles. Here’s what this psoriasis looks like and how to relieve symptoms like itch.

Amy McMichael, MD, and Maria Lopes, MD, MS, review factors to evaluate when starting treatment and how to educate patients on the possible adverse events from that treatment. Ryan Haumschild, PharmD, ...

—A new study of patients suffering from plaque psoriasis has found that response to conventional therapy—but not to biological agents—was negatively impacted by certain comorbidities and nicotine ...

Patients with psoriasis who receive antibiotics may be more likely to discontinue their biologic therapy, a new study suggests. 1 In this French cohort study, the effect increased with multiple ...

Psoriasis causes your body to make new skin cells too quickly. These cells tend to pile up and form spots, bumps, and thick scaly patches called plaques that can be uncomfortable. Scientists think ...

FOR Dar es Salaam resident Frank Latamani, the chronic skin condition known as Psoriasis has become not only a painful ordeal ...

We all have those moments where we find ourselves self-consciously hiding our nails. Maybe it’s because they’re nibbled or nicked, or in desperate need of a good cuticle taming. Luckily, in most cases ...