Every year on October 29th , the global psoriasis community marks # WorldPsoriasisDay - a day of awareness, solidarity, and advocacy. This year’s theme is around co-morbidities, the ‘extra’ issues and complication, and helps to shine a light on something many of us living with psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis know all too well: the condition rarely travels solo. For many, psoriasis is still seen as “just a skin condition.” GPs can often identify and manage the day-to-day need

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