Psoriasis International Newsletter n°3
2008 September 17

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New book on the history of Psoriasis released!

Arsenic to biologicals – How did we get here? The only book tracking the developments in the treatment of psoriasis, From Arsenic to Biologicals: A 200 year History of Psoriasis takes the reader from the prescribed poisons of the 19th (...)

CROATIAN-ITALIAN SYMPOSIUM ON PSORIASIS

Under the auspices of Academy of Medical Sciences of Croatia University Department of Dermatology and Venereology Zagreb University Hospital Center and Zagreb School of Medicine, Zagreb, Croatia organize INTERNATIONAL (...)

Planned activities for World Psoriasis Day 2008 in Czech Republic

This year Czech dermatovenereologists are performing two major meetings celebrating the World Psoriasis Day (WPD). The first one will take place on October 23 in Prague: at 1 PM a press conferrence with Prof. Petr Arenberger and two other (...)

Deutsche Psoriasis Leitlinien Gruppe, a new reference in Psoriasis-International.org

Created in 2004, the German Psoriasis Guidelines group works on the development of evidence based treatment guidelines (S3-Level). The aim of the group is an improvement of care provided to patients suffering from psoriasis vulgaris. The (...)

Tunisia Psoriasis Club in the Psoriasis International Network

The Psoriasis Club of the Tunisian Society of Dermatology was created in 2007 and gathers today some 250 members. The main goals of this club are:  to assess the situation in Tunisiato stimulate certain works in the field of psoriasisto (...)

Psoriasis in Papers Published in Egypt

The Egyptian Society of Dermatology and Venereology, Division of the Egyptian Medical Association has published a new section in its website, including links to full text papers on psoriasis published in "Egyptian Dermatology Online Journal", (...)

The Psoriasis Club of Szeged now member of the Psoriasis International Network

The Psoriasis Club of Szeged in Hungary was created in 2004 and gathers today some 80 members. It has now joined the network Psoriasis International and you can learn more about this medical group in the website (...)

The Syrian Society of Dermatology, Venereology and Psoriasis joins Psoriasis International

Created in 2008, the Syrian Society of Dermatology,Venereology and psoriasis goal is excellence in practice and ethical conducts of its 15 members.That is achieved by providing continued medical education through an annual conference and a (...)

Hug-Me Campaign, a story of success by Psoriasis Philippines (PsorPhil)

Braving the rains and strong winds a few days leading to the event, PsorPhil members wearing Hug-Me shirts, trooped to every media establishments soliciting help for a media coverage. This resulted to several radio interviews, newspaper (...)

Association Marocaine du Psoriasis (AMP) on Psoriasis-International.org!

The Morocccan Psoriasis Association (AMP) was recently created, in 2008, and counts with some 21 members. The association’s main goals are, as disposed in the ARTICLE 2 of its statutes: To promote a movement of solidarity and mutual assistance (...)

Spanish patients association, Acció Psoriasi, has joined Psoriasis International

With some 1.500 members, Acció Psoriasi is a non-profit association made up of psoriatic patients, relatives and health professionals. Its main goal is providing information and attention to improve the quality of life on psoriatic patients. The (...)

The Swiss Psoriasis and Vitiligo Association on Psoriasis-international.org

The Swiss Psoriasis and Vitiligo Association was founded in 1974. It is the only organisation in Switzerland with a commitment to patients, who suffer from psoriasis or vitiligo. At present this association counts 1200 members. They deal with (...)

Deutscher Psoriasis Bund e. V. now on Psoriasis-international.org !

Deutscher Psoriasis Bund e. V. (German Psoriasis Association) The German Psoriasis Association was established in 1973. Today we have more than 7.000 members. In 35 regional groups, teams of volunteers organize meetings and lectures and help (...)