More than 50% of patients with psoriasis are eligible for systemic treatment, and nearly 90% would switch to an effective oral therapy with a favorable safety profile.

For symptoms of scalp psoriasis, home treatments like olive oil, oatmeal, and apple cider vinegar may provide relief and make ...

The use of interleukin (IL)-23 inhibitors plays an important role in treating patients with psoriasis, as well as in treating ...

Psoriasis can feel like an uninvited guest that shows up on your skin and refuses to leave. Those red, scaly patches—often ...

The skin is the largest organ in the human body. Its softness allows for movement and flexibility, yet it is also durable enough to typically resist breaking or tearing. As one of the body’s more ...

For the 7.5 million Americans diagnosed with psoriasis, it can be disheartening to hear that there's no cure. But there are several treatments that can help keep this autoimmune disease under control.

While psoriasis has traditionally been treated "ab initio" with topical medications (corticosteroids, vitamin D (3), and retinoid derivatives), either singly, in combination, or with ultraviolet B ...

PSORIASIS is no longer regarded as a single, uniform condition. Once classified primarily by visible lesions or severity, it ...

On World Psoriasis Day 2025, know how stress may spark flare-ups of Psoriasis, why the link matters, and what you can do to ...

Can exposure to the sun or other specific types of light help those dealing with chronic psoriasis? We took a look at the science behind phototherapy, also known as light therapy, to see how the ...