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Psoriatic Disease and Skin of Color

People of all races and ethnicities live with psoriatic disease, and psoriasis may look different on different skin colors. Unfortunately, there can be significant barriers for people of color to receive an accurate diagnosis and treatment for their psoriatic disease.

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  • How psoriasis is different in skin of color
  • Ways to reduce hyperpigmentation
  • How comorbidities like psoriatic arthritis affect different races and ethnicities

Resource last updated: October 2024

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