Psoriasis for People of Color
As a teenager, Ronni Wilson had a doctor tell her that Black people didn’t get psoriasis. So not true! So she charged on in search of real answers.
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Becoming an Advocate for Psoriatic Disease
From social media to support groups, there are so many ways to share your story, which is really “the heart of advocacy,” Melissa Leeolou says.
Managing Mental Health With Plaque Psoriasis
From depression to isolation, the emotional effects of plaque psoriasis can be serious.
Clothing Dos and Don'ts for Plaque Psoriasis
Doesn’t wool and psoriasis just sound like a bad idea? Here’s what should be in your closet – and what shouldn’t – when it comes to dressing comfortably.
Myths and Facts: Plaque Psoriasis
Is plaque psoriasis the same as eczema? Does it only affect your skin? Let’s rule out the myths.
The Social Impact of Psoriasis
Jasmine spent a lot of college hiding out in her dorm room. Her psoriasis made her self-conscious and uncomfortable in her own skin.
When I First Learned I Had Psoriasis
Jordan recalls waking up at 12 years old with three huge patches of scalp psoriasis. From then on, he says, decisions revolved around his skin.
Psoriasis Treatments
More than 7 million Americans grapple with scaly, irritated skin. Which treatments from creams to drugs bring relief?
Common Irritants for Psoriasis
Who knew things like smoking and strep throat could aggravate your skin condition?