Expert tips on psoriasis: Free information afternoon in Erlangen!

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Find out everything about psoriasis at the Erlanger Psoriasis Day on October 19, 2024. Free short lectures and discussions.

Expert tips on psoriasis: Free information afternoon in Erlangen!

Psoriasis, also known as psoriasis, is a widespread inflammatory skin disease that can affect not only the skin, but also other areas of the body such as joints, the cardiovascular system and sugar and fat metabolism. This disease affects many people and often has far-reaching effects on health. The deputy director of the dermatology clinic at the University Hospital Erlangen, Prof. Dr. Michael Sticherling, will host an information afternoon on Saturday, October 19, 2024 to shed light on the various aspects of psoriasis.

The event will take place from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the lecture hall at Östliche Stadtmauerstrasse 11 in Erlangen and is free of charge for everyone interested, including patients and their relatives. In addition to informative short lectures by experts from the dermatology clinic, there will be an open discussion session in which those affected can ask questions. This gives those present the opportunity to find out first-hand about the disease and possible treatment methods. The event will be held in close collaboration with the German Center for Immunotherapy at Erlangen University Hospital and the German Psoriasis Association. V. and the Regional Psoriasis Network Northern Bavaria e. V. carried out.

Main focus of the event

  • Umfassende Information über Psoriasis durch Experten aus der Hautklinik
  • Diskussion über die Krankheitsbilder, Symptome und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten
  • Offene Fragerunde für Betroffene und Angehörige

The aim of this event is not only to provide those affected with knowledge, but also to create a supportive environment in which they can share their concerns and experiences. Such information events play an important role in educating the public about chronic illnesses and giving those affected the opportunity to better cope with their situation.

For further information, interested parties can contact Prof. Dr. Contact Michael Sticherling on 09131 85-33851 or by email at michael.stischerling(at)uk-erlangen.de. The event is a prime opportunity for anyone who wants to learn more about psoriasis and actively participate in the discussion. Not only the direct information, but also the exchange with other affected people could be a valuable experience for many. This day represents a significant step towards improving information about psoriasis and highlights the ongoing research and dialogue that is essential in this area to provide the best possible support to those affected.

The Psoriasis Day at Erlangen University Hospital promises to be a valuable information platform. The offer is free and does not require prior registration, making it accessible to anyone interested. A comprehensive overview of the topics covered and the opportunity for interaction could help promote understanding and acceptance of this condition. This information is particularly important because psoriasis is often associated with stigma. The initiative to offer such events shows the Erlangen University Hospital's commitment to raising awareness of chronic illnesses in the healthcare system.

Further details on the topics covered and speakers can be found on the Erlangen University Hospital website. The expertise of the speakers and the opportunity to ask questions directly create a valuable space for discussion and education about psoriasis that anyone interested can enjoy. With this initiative, the Erlangen University Hospital is placing an important emphasis on health education and support for people with psoriasis.

Although psoriasis is widespread, there is often a lack of knowledge about the medical facts and treatment options. Initiatives such as the Erlanger Psoriasis Day are crucial in providing information not only to those affected, but also to the general public and thus contribute to destigmatization. Increasing awareness and acceptance of this condition is an important step towards better support and treatment for those affected.