PN and AD: Distinct Diseases with Underlying Type 2 Inflammation
Dermatology
Prurigo nodularis (PN) and atopic dermatitis (AD): Distinct diseases with underlying type 2 inflammation – highlights from the ADVENT symposium at AAD 2023.
Cutaneous Manifestations in AD & PN: Role of Type 2 Inflammation
Dermatology
Type 2 inflammation in the distinct cutaneous manifestations of atopic dermatitis and prurigo nodularis – a clip from the ADVENT symposium at AAD 2023.
Changes in nerve density and dysfunction of the neuroimmune axis drive pruritus in prurigo nodularis – Highlight from the ADVENT symposium at AAD 2023.
Presentation of atopic dermatitis and prurigo nodularis, and the impact of PN as an intensely pruritic disease – Clip from the ADVENT symposium at AAD 2023.
The Benefits of Early Intervention in AD: More Than Skin Deep – Q&A Session and Conclusion
Dermatology
This video from the March 2024 ADVENT AD symposium features the final panel discussion and conclusion. Dr. Eric Simpson, Dr. Katrina Abuabara and Dr. Lawrence Eichenfield discuss topics related to early intervention in AD and the impact of the cumulative disease burden that may manifest as atopic or non-atopic, systemic comorbidities. The faculty also field several questions submitted by the audience. Dr. Simpson concludes the panel discussion with a brief overview of the symposium.
Long-term Impacts of AD and the Potential Benefit of Early Intervention
Dermatology
In this highlight video from the March 2024 AD symposium, Dr. Lawrence Eichenfield discusses the potential importance of early intervention in pediatric patients, and how addressing AD at an early stage may stop the clock on associated systemic comorbidities in the long term.
Inflamm-aging: Systemic Inflammation and Frailty in Older Adults
Dermatology
In this highlight video from the March 2024 AD symposium, Dr. Katrina Abuabara discusses the concept of inflamm-aging in older adult patients. She explains how the term is defined through measures of systemic inflammatory markers and how immunosenescence can contribute to systemic comorbidities in older adults with AD.
Is Pediatric AD Linked to Other Allergic Diseases?
Dermatology
In this highlight video from the March 2024 AD symposium, Dr. Lawrence Eichenfield discusses the relationship between skin barrier dysfunction and the potential for increased risk of allergic sensitization. He goes on to discuss the high proportion of pediatric patients with AD who exhibit at least 1 atopic comorbidity.
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