Professor Jonathan Barker explains the role of genetics in more accurately treating psoriasis, and important findings from the Psoriasis Stratification to Optimise Relevant Therapy (PSORT) research project
Professor Richard Warren discusses the workings of a combined Dermatology and Rheumatology Clinic and a busy research job and provides feedback on BADBIR and PSORT to conference participants.
Professor Nick Reynolds introduces and explains the Psoriasis Stratification to Optimise Relevant Therapy (PSORT) research programme to conference participants.
The members of PSORT actively supported the Psoriasis Shout Out® week in June. A number of exciting events were held in Manchester, Dublin, Newcastle and London. The Psoriasis Shout Out® initiative aims to raise awareness of the condition and bring patients together with professionals working within the field of psoriasis management and research. Read more www.psoriasisshoutout.co.uk
The PSORT initiation meeting took place in Manchester on 24 October 2014. Although the official start date for PSORT was 1 September 2014 a tremendous amount of work was involved prior to this, in both the grant application phase and the post-award phase. The MRC has provided psoriasis researchers with the funding and opportunity to […]
The first Manchester Psoriasis Shout Out (a patient and public engagement event) was held in April 2014. The Shout Out team’s aim was to get people talking about psoriasis (what it is and what it isn’t) and to bring psoriasis patients together with professionals working in the field of psoriasis management and research. Through the […]
New study to develop personalised treatments for psoriasis A world-leading taskforce led by The University of Manchester has begun work to create a new test to help medics work out which treatment plan is most likely to improve the disabling skin condition psoriasis, based on a patient’s individual biological make-up. The team, known as Psoriasis […]