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A study from the University of Surrey raises important questions about our increasing reliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in critical sectors such as healthcare.

A recent study has introduced a new molecule that could help treat psoriasis. This molecule is special because it can be turned on and off using light. The team behind this discovery, led by Marc López-Cano and others, created this molecule to target a part of the body called the Adenosine A3 receptor.

As the days get longer and the evenings brighter, there's more than just a change in the weather to look forward to. For many people dealing with chronic health issues or tiredness, these longer days could bring real benefits.

The UK government recently unveiled new AI tools nicknamed 'Humphrey', after the clever civil servant from the 1980s BBC comedy show 'Yes Minister'.

This annual campaign aims to promote accessible, reliable health information to the public, with a particular focus on empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.

A recent study conducted in the U.S. sheds light on the differing priorities of people with psoriatic arthritis and the doctors who care for them.

A new initiative by the NHS and Government aims to significantly reduce waiting times for millions of patients by providing faster diagnosis and treatments.

During the colder months, people with psoriatic arthritis often find their symptoms becoming more challenging to manage. The combination of cold weather and dry air can make joint pain and stiffness feel even worse.

Hospital admissions in England are rising due to deficiencies in essential nutrients like vitamin D, B12, folate, and iron, according to NHS reports.

Skin ‘n’ Bones Connection brings fresh insights and updates on psoriasis and psoriatic disease, focusing on key developments that impact those living with the condition.