Isolated nail psoriasis may be a sign of psoriatic arthritis

Published Date: 02 Mar 2023

In a review of 87 patients, the authors recorded the clinical and histological characteristics of patients with nail psoriasis.

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Patients with lupus face a high burden of comorbidities, with the presence of at least one of seven key conditions linked to 55%-60% lower odds of achieving remission or a low disease activity state.

A cross-sectional study examines annual trends in unmet healthcare needs among over 8000 children with autism.

Weight-based injectable’s approval is based in part on other pediatric indications.

A new study suggests that HSV-1 has become the dominant subtype among newborns.

Similar to brachytherapy, OncoPatch could be an option for patients who have superficial lesions or who aren’t surgical candidates.

Deuruxolitinib is the latest JAK inhibitor to enter the UK alopecia areata treatment landscape, pending a NICE decision on NHS access.

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