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Join us on the 4th of November for a free webinar as part of psoriasis awareness week! 📆 Wednesday 4th November 2026 at 6pm 📍 On Zoom 📲 Register via the link in our bio #psoriasis #psoriasisawarenessweek #psoriasiscommunity

A message from one of our mySkin participants💚 Contribute to psoriasis research by joining the #mySkin study today at ➡️myskin.org or click the link in our bio 📲

We’ve reached 1200 participants!🎉 A massive thank you to everyone who has taken part in the #myskin study so far🌟 Join over 1200 people reporting on their psoriasis by visiting myskin.org/ or click the link in our bio📲 #psoriasis #psoriasisresearch

🧬Can we use genetics to predict who gets severe psoriasis? 📲Check out the full summary here: stjohnsresearch.org/genetics… (also linked in our bio) #psoriasis #psoriasisresearch #skinhealth #dermatologyresearch

9 months after your first survey we will ask you about your skin and how you feel, including any changes to your health 📲 If you first completed our survey around September 2025, check your emails for your 9 month follow-up survey reminder 👀 #mySkin #psoriasis #skinhealth

A message from one of our mySkin participants!🌟 Join the #mySkin community today and contribute to psoriasis research at ➡️ myskin.org or click the link in our bio 📲 #psoriasis #skinhealth #psoriasiscommunity #psoriasissupport #psoriasisawareness

Reminder that this feedback session is happening *today* at 5pm!

🔬 St John’s Institute of Dermatology continues to lead in translational skin research – from molecular genetics to clinical trials For more information or to get involved in ongoing studies, please visit stjohnsresearch.org 📲 #dermatologyresearch #skinhealth

Feedback session happening this Wednesday 13th! Please email us at [email protected] if you are interested in attending 🌟

(2/2) Understanding these immune and genetic patterns may help to guide treatment once eczema develops, or predict who is at risk of this reaction to inform early treatment decisions. Visit stjohnsresearch.org to read the full summary #skinhealth #psoriasis #eczema #research

(1/2) Why do some people with #psoriasis develop #eczema after receiving treatment? This study looked at why some individuals with psoriasis, who are treated with biologic drugs, develop a different skin condition called paradoxical eczema. #skinhealth #dermatologyresearch

Please drop in to our virtual feedback session at 5pm on 13th May to meet the research team, hear more about the study and how to get involved, and provide your feedback on this project. If you are interested, please email the research team on [email protected] 📲 #research

If you joined the #mySkin study ~Oct 2025, check your emails for the 6 month follow-up survey 👀 We will ask about your skin and how you feel, including any changes to your health 📲 Documenting your skin health journey helps us discover how #psoriasis changes over time and why

🔎 85% of mySkin participants have plaque psoriasis, which is the most common type of #psoriasis. @PsoriasisUK has great resources and information on the different types of psoriasis and how they are treated. Check out their information here: psoriasis-association.org.uk…

🚬 Researchers found that levels of the OX40 protein in the blood may be influenced by #smoking, and may also influence palmoplantar pustulosis (PPP) development. Full summary is linked in bio 📲 #psoriasis #psoriasisresearch #skinhealth #dermatologyresearch

mySkin is an online survey for people with #psoriasis We ask you to log your progress in short follow up surveys every 3 months for 1 year. If you first joined mySkin in Jan 2026, check your emails for your 3 month follow-up survey link 👀 Join us at myskin.org🌞

A message from one of our participants. If you suffer with #psoriasis, you are not alone. Organisations like @PsoriasisUK and @PsoriasisIFPA have forums, helplines, and toolkits to help navigate living with psoriasis. Join the #mySkin community at myskin.org 📲

#psoriasisresearch found that taking adalimumab on its own is just as effective as taking it with methotrexate. 💊 This simplifies treatment, potentially reduces the risk of side effects, and lessens the burden of taking multiple medications. Full summary link in bio 📲