March 2021

The link between psoriasis, nail psoriasis and PsA and the choice of treatment

In this MEDtalk professor Dennis McGonagle from Leeds Institute of Rheumatic & Musculoskeletal Medicine, explains the background for the link between psoriasis, nail disease and PsA and the clinical consequences for choice of treatment.

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The link between psoriasis, nail psoriasis and PsA and the choice of treatment

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