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...Summer represents warmer weather, longer days, and more sun. For most, it's exciting and welcoming. But what about those with psoriasis? And how do you take care of your skin...

...I am curious to know the reaction that prompted you to click on this article? Did the article title invoke a feeling of disgust or were you faced with admitting...

...Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the production of skin cells. Inflammation is a normal process that protects our bodies against disease. Chronic inflammatory conditions, however, are often...

...I was first diagnosed with psoriasis when I was age 11. My first symptoms presented on my scalp. My mom noticed it and decided to take me to the doctor...

...If you have ever used a product to make yourself cleaner or more appealing, then you have likely used a cosmetic. You may wonder how the federal government makes sure...

...Sunlight. Good for your skin or dangerous? The answer: It depends. There are so many conflicting reports and experiences when it comes to sunlight and vitamin D. Those who live...

...This August, we are recognizing Psoriasis Action Month! Throughout the month, we will be sharing articles from our advocates and stories from our community members about psoriasis. It has to...

...Living with psoriasis is simply painful. I make this statement with confidence after forty-plus years of battling chronic, severe psoriasis. There are the trials and tribulations of countless treatments tried...

...When it comes to your health, you can be one of your best advocates. But when you are in pain and coping with the emotional toll of psoriasis, it is...

...Living with and managing psoriasis can come with many different challenges. This condition has several comorbidities which include physical and mental health conditions. A sure-start way of making psoriasis and...

...Usually, chronically ill people struggle in making long-term commitments. This even includes or setting up appointments and making plans to catch up with friends. The reason behind it can spring...

...The process of being diagnosed with a chronic health concern can often be lengthy and difficult. People with psoriasis frequently have a long journey between the time they first begin...

...For the past 13 years, I have been living with psoriasis and all its bells and whistles. By now, I have a really good idea of what is "normal" for...

...Anyone living with an autoimmune condition including psoriasis is often referred to as a "spoonie". As someone who lives with psoriasis, I am certainly familiar with the spoon theory. In...

...Having psoriasis just about anywhere on the body can be a real nightmare and lead to comorbidities such as anxiety and depression. Some of the more unusual places I’ve had...

...Many patients on biologics have a difficult time paying for their medication copays. This is true for my son and me who both have psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Between the...

...Try to dissect life with psoriasis? I never gave it a thought. There are so many emotions that range from anxiety, panic, stress, and sadness all because of this invisible...

...Step therapy, also known “fail first,” is the practice of insurance companies requiring a patient to try and fail one or more medications before allowing the patient to take the...