Psoriasis affects more than 7.5 million adults in the United States but almost 40% of Americans (those without psoriasis) say they would be uncomfortable shaking hands with someone with the disease. These stigmatizing beliefs can leave people living with this disease feeling isolated and embarrassed – potentially leading to undertreatment and underdiagnoses.
Raising awareness and addressing the widespread stigma surrounding psoriasis in America is essential. Explore the unique stories of these four remarkable individuals who are not letting their visible disease define them.




