August is Psoriasis Awareness Month, an important time to shed light on this chronic skin condition and differentiate it from other similar disorders, such as eczema. Both psoriasis and eczema are ...

Pop quiz: Can you tell the difference between psoriasis and eczema? As if these chronic skin issues weren’t frustrating enough, they can also be incredibly confusing. “Both eczema and psoriasis cause ...

While certain skin conditions such as acne can seem easy to diagnose from home, others can be a bit trickier, like eczema and psoriasis. These two skin conditions, which usually present themselves in ...

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From white blisters to red and scaly patches, psoriasis skin rashes come in several different forms. How do you know if you have psoriasis or a similar-looking skin condition?

So you’ve got patches of flaky, reddish, or dry skin with an itch that just won’t quit. Sure, you should probably make a doctor’s appointment to figure out exactly what’s causing it, but being a ...

Winter is upon us—a time of holiday cheer, early sunsets, and skin conditions—like Psoriasis and eczema—being exacerbated by cold weather. Psoriasis, for one, is a skin condition that comes in thick, ...

Chronic skin issues like psoriasis and eczema affect millions of Americans, yet they are still widely misunderstood — which is why a growing number of celebrities are speaking out about what it’s like ...

If you're constantly scratching dry, red patches of skin, you may be wondering if you have eczema. Depending on where that angry itch is, however, psoriasis could be your first guess. The two chronic ...

Eczema and psoriasis often worsen in winter due to cold air, low humidity, indoor heating and reduced sunlight. Dermatologists say these factors damage the skin barrier, trigger immune responses and ...

Dealing with dry, itchy skin is uncomfortable at best and it can even mess with your quality of life. After all, you can’t just tell your skin rash to take a break while you deal with other things.