People with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are at an elevated risk of developing a comorbidity such as cardiovascular disease. Psoriatic disease is associated with inflammation throughout the body, including in the heart. Cardiovascular disease (also known as heart disease) refers to numerous conditions including heart attack, stroke, heart failure, arrhythmia (irregular heart rhythm), and heart valve problems.
Psoriasis and Cardiovascular Disease
Psoriasis increases your risk of developing heart disease.
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Psound Bytes™ Podcast: Which Comes First – Cardiovascular Disease or Psoriasis?
Hear dermatologist Dr. Joel Gelfand discuss cardiovascular risk and what interventions using a centralized care coordination model (CP3) can do.
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Psound Bytes™ Podcast: Heart and Psoriatic Disease Connection
Dr. Nehal Mehta gives an update on his research around the impact of systemic inflammation.
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What We Are Learning About Psoriasis and Heart Disease
A deep dive into the largest single grant investment in the history of NPF – the Psoriasis Prevention Initiative.
Read moreJoin the CP3 Study
Funded through the National Psoriasis Foundation, CP3 is studying the use of an innovative care coordination model to lower cardiovascular risk in patients with psoriatic disease.
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