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Further reading for parents

For more information about caring for a child with psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, see these feature articles from Psoriasis Advance:

Caring for kids with psoriasis is a team effort

It takes a team to care for a child with psoriasis—a team whose players include doctors, teachers, school administrators and even other kids. At its heart are the child's parents. Read more >>>


Enbrel for kids no longer under FDA review

In a decision that disappoints and frustrates doctors, researchers and patients, pharmaceutical manufacturer Amgen has dropped its bid to obtain US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of the drug Enbrel as a treatment for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis in children 4 to 17 years old.
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Fighting back

Meet Emily Smith and Andy Moy. Young and determined, they're taking control of their psoriatic arthritis. Read more >>>


I want to find a cure

She's just 7, but Emily Koger has a lot to say about living with psoriasis.
Read more >>>


When dealing with a child's psoriasis, make it a family affair

It's no fun to be a kid with psoriasis. Your skin itches like crazy, but you can't scratch it. Putting on a ton of lotions and creams is boring. People stare and the kids at school say mean things. Read more >>>





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