Chronic inflammatory skin diseases, such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and seborrheic dermatitis, are often linked to skin barrier dysfunction and altered immune responses. Effective management of these skin conditions can involve both medical and non-medical approaches, such as hydrotherapy. This review, based on a...
P. Lio, Katia Ravard-Helffer, Aidan S. Moffett et al.· American Journal of Clinical...· 1 citation
INTRODUCTION
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic, burdensome skin condition with significant impact on quality of life. Topical therapies are recommended as first-line treatment; however, patients with moderate-to-severe disease or inadequate disease control may require escalation to systemic therapy. Despite the centr...
P. Lio, Autumn Burnette, Alexa Hetzel et al.· Dermatologic Therapy· 0 citations
A clinical need for personalized therapeutic guidance in AD is highlighted to improve patient care and treatment satisfaction, and results indicated the top three factors most important to respondents were itch control, skin clearance, and safety/side effects.
D. Dasilva, Joshua Burshtein, Jeffrey M. Weinberg et al.· Dermatologic Therapy· 0 citations
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