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Read our Atopic Dermatitis research guide →Researchers want to understand how atopic dermatitis and psoriasis develop and change over time, and how they respond to treatment. This study will follow patients for one year, collecting blood samples, skin biopsies, and skin swabs to track the disease process and identify patterns that could help doctors personalize treatment in the future.
Although we have new targeted treatments available, scientists still don't fully understand why these skin diseases happen or how they progress in individual patients. This long-term study will help fill that gap by following real patients over time and learning how their immune systems change with disease and treatment.
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You'll visit the clinic at five time points over one year (weeks 0, 2, 4, 12, and 52). At each visit, you'll provide blood samples, and depending on your age, you may have small skin biopsies taken. Researchers will also collect skin swabs using non-invasive tape strips to study your skin microbiome. Between visits, the research team will track your medical history and how your skin disease is changing, either through routine doctor visits or by reviewing your medical records.
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