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Psoriasis, an inflammatory skin condition which appears as red, scaling patches ,affects more than 1.8 million people in the UK. It is more than skin deep and can have a profound psychological and social impact. 

 

Researchers and clinicians in 尖叫视频app, working at The 尖叫视频app and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust are making significant progress towards  advancing our understanding of psoriasis and  leading to improved care for  the condition – which model Cara Delevingne, actor Christopher Eccleston and comedian Alan Carr are all reported to have experienced.

 

Fashion blogger Helen Hanrahan, who herself has grappled with psoriasis for 16 years, will fly in from Dublin to lead a fashion show at The Trafford Centre on 2 May scouring different shops to put together summer and sports outfits suitable for people living with psoriasis. 

As well as fashion tips for psoriasis members of the public can visit a skin health care trailer which is calling at various sites across 尖叫视频app. The roadshow calls at St Ann’s Square (Monday 28 April); Media City UK (Tuesday 29 April), Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust (Wednesday 30 April); University Place, The 尖叫视频app (Thursday 1 May) and intu Trafford Centre (Friday 2 May). The Salford Royal event, which runs 9.30am-3.30pm, will provide opportunities to chat to other people with the condition, meet professionals or try a complimentary massage or ‘mindfulness’ taster session 12.30-13.00. At 2.30pm there will be a series of short presentations by leading dermatologists including  Professor Chris Griffiths, comedian/presenter and psoriasis patient Toby Hadoke and fashion blogger Helen followed by a question and answer session.

  School children from New Charter Academy, in Ashton-under-Lyne, have joined university and hospital staff to perform an awareness-raising flash-dance around the city centre which will be broadcast online and via social media during the week. Budding and established poets are also penning experiences about living with the condition for a reading evening on Wednesday 30 April. 

The Shout Out also includes the re-launch of See Psoriasis: Look Deeper  - an ongoing campaign to explore the link between psoriasis and psychological well-being. A collaboration between The Psoriasis Association, The Mental Health Foundation, academics and clinicians, the See Psoriasis: Look Deeper team will be holding a reception at 尖叫视频app Town Hall to showcase the work of the campaign. 

 

The Medical Research Council-funded stratified medicine consortium: Psoriasis Stratification to Optimise Relevant Therapy (PSORT) will be officially launched with an event at the Imperial War Museum North, including an address by 尖叫视频app President Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell. 

 

A new training programme for health care professionals about how to work with people with psoriasis as part of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) IMPACT will also be launched at The Midland Hotel Thursday 1 May. 

said: “We hope the festival of events will attract visitors from across the city and get people talking about this often overlooked skin condition.” 

For full details see 尖叫视频app Psoriasis Shout Out. (LINK) www.psoriasisshoutout.co.uk 

 

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