Roughly one million Canadians suffer from psoriasis. This inflammatory disorder not only causes painful flare-ups of itchy, scaly patches on the skin but can also negatively impact multiple systems in the body. Nearly 60% of people with psoriasis report that the disorder is a problem in their daily life. Find out why a choice of treatment in the workplace is vital to productivity for employees living with this condition.
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