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Welcome to the new Psoriasis Help Organisation Web Site. PDF Print E-mail

Welcome to the new Psoriasis Help Organisation Web Site.

The site has been revamped to enable us to offer additional functionality to our members and all psoriasis sufferers. We have recently moved away from Yabb to SMF for the forum software which has increased the speed and reliability of the forum. We hope to add some blog software in the not to distant future.

If you have any problems use the contact us form to request help..

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PHO Involved in Times News Supplement PDF Print E-mail

PHO were involved in a recent Times newspaper supplement related to Psoraiasis

If you were unable to get hold of a copy of the World Psoriasis Day Psoriasis Supplement in the Times newspaper, 29/10/07, please download it from this link.

http://psoriasis-help.org.uk/remository/startdown/14.html

Many thanks to all those PHO members who contributed to the supplement and Mediaplanet for allowing PHO to make it available in this format online.

 
Controversy over the origins of psoriasis PDF Print E-mail

PSORIASIS

Psoriasis, a chronic skin disease that afflicts 1 in 50 people in the United Kingdom with patches of inflamed skin topped with silvery scales, has long perplexed scientists

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Help Raise Awareness PDF Print E-mail
Help Raise Awareness

Across the world some 125 million people up to 3% of the world's population have psoriasis, and they deserve a voice. Of the 125 million people, 28 million go on to develop psoriatic arthritis.

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Fast Facts PDF Print E-mail
Fast Facts

Psoriasis is a dry, scaly skin condition in which cells are produced too quickly. Normally skin cells take about 21 to 28 days to replace themselves, in psoriasis they take around 2 to 6 days

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Member’s Experience of Enbrel. PDF Print E-mail

Since Enbrel became licensed for use in psoriatic/rheumatoid arthritis in Scotland, we have seen a small increase in the amount of forums and with the possibility of Enbrel and Raptiva gaining a UK license this year, we believe a personal experience from one of our members would be useful and informative, rather than having to read material from elsewhere.

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