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Atopic Dermatitis Burden of Disease and Challenges in Pediatric and Adult Patients
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The panelist discusses how atopic dermatitis is a complex chronic skin condition causing significant physical and psychological burden, challenging patients and clinicians through multifaceted management requiring personalized, holistic approaches.
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- Based on your experience treating patients with this condition, discuss the burden of disease associated with atopic dermatitis, including the psychosocial burden.
- From a patient perspective, how do the challenges of living with and managing atopic dermatitis differ between pediatric and adult patients?
- From a clinician perspective, what are some of the challenges of diagnosing and treating atopic dermatitis?
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