Psoriasis
'More Than Skin Deep': Study Reveals How Psoriasis Inflammation Leads To Other Related Disorders
The latest study aimed at developing objective diagnostic measures to predict severe psoriasis and to identify patients who are at higher risk of developing related disorders. 
Kim Kardashian's Psoriasis, And 3 Other Celebrities With Chronic Skin Condition
Over 7 million Americans have psoriasis, which means the condition also affects the rich and famous; 4 celebrities share their struggle. 
Why Are Women More Likely To Have Autoimmune Diseases Than Men? New Study May Have The Answer
New research may have identified the reason that autoimmune diseases occur so much more often in women than in men. 
Plaque Psoriasis Symptoms: What To Know About The Painful Skin Condition
Plaque psoriasis can be itchy and painful because immature skin cells are forcing their way to the surface. 
6 Weird Home Remedies That Will Help Manage Your Oily Skin And Hair
Oily skin and hair can be frustrating and expensive to deal with, but certain household items can help manage the grease. 
Crohn's Disease Treatment Update: Psoriasis Drug Approved By FDA To Treat Crohn's Disease
The FDA has approved Stelara, a psoriasis drug manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, to treat Crohn's disease. 
Kim Kardashian’s Skin Care Routine Living With Psoriasis, From Drug Stores To Doctors [VIDEO]
Kim Kardashian's recent photo shoot revealed her psoriasis, putting her skin care treatment in the spotlight. 
Psoriasis Facts And Myths: 5 Things To Know About Misunderstood Immune Disease
Two to five percent of the American population suffers from the autoimmune disease that causes patients to develop patches of red skin on parts of their body. 
Psoriasis Linked To Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity; Research Suggests Genetic Link
The itchy red and bumpy skin condition may increase risk for obesity and type 1 diabetes. 
Natural Psoriasis Treatments: Which Alternative Therapies Do And Don't Work
Alternative methods of soothing psoriasis pain may be popular, but how scientifically effective are they?
