Is psoriasis becoming more common?
Global Psoriasis (1)
Is psoriasis becoming more common?

It’s an interesting question, but one that is difficult to answer definitively because of problems in obtaining accurate data; until recently, more than 80% of countries around the world lacked reliable information on the epidemiology.

Kidney stones and psoriasis
Psoriasis And Kidney Stones
Kidney stones and psoriasis

Kidney stones (urolithiasis) are common with around 1 in 10 people getting them, usually between the age of 30 and 60. They can be very painful and if left untreated lead to infections and the kidneys to not function correctly.

Yoga and psoriasis
Yoga And Psoriasis
Yoga and psoriasis

Anyone with psoriasis will be aware that flares are strongly associated with stress and anxiety and there is compelling scientific evidence to support this common observation.

Simple exercises
Man Trying To Access Psoriatic Arthritis Exercise Course
Simple exercises

Living with a long-term condition can be hard. Understanding what you can do to help yourself can make it easier to cope. There are many simple things you can do over time which may make life easier

Digital or print?
Skin N Bones Download For Free
Digital or print?

Do you want to read our latest journal for free? If yes, you can download a digital version to read when and wherever it suits you. If you prefer a print version, you can buy a copy from our online shop.

It’s cold, what’s the problem?
Psoriasis And The Cold
It’s cold, what’s the problem?

The climate is often a problem for people with any medical condition, but in the case of psoriasis, generally it is better in the summer and with a warmer climate, which begs the question; What influences the condition?

Recruits needed
Mind Study
Recruits needed

The Health Psychology Section at King's College London are looking for participants to take part in a study to measure emotional stress related to living with a long-term medical condition. If you are interested read the full criteria.

Who knows?
Who Knows About Psoriasis And Nosebleeds
Who knows?

A good friend of mine – let’s call him Paul – was recently admitted to hospital with a severe nose- bleed (epistaxis). It had started early in the day, but by evening showed no signs of stopping, so he and his wife went to the local A&E.

Tips on nail care
Looking After Psoriasis In The Nails (1)
Tips on nail care

Psoriasis can affect both fingernails and toenails, with half of those with psoriasis alone having some form of nail involvement. The risk increases in those with psoriatic arthritis, and it is reported that this could be as high as 4 out of 5 people seeing changes to their nails.

Why do I feel tired all the time?
Feeling Tired And Psoriasis
Why do I feel tired all the time?

Fatigue often occurs when there is inflammation in the body. Inflammation is linked with the release of powerful chemicals.

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