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The TreatmentTrends: Psoriasis 2015 (US) report explores treatment dynamics and their evolution among 100 U.S. dermatologists, through comprehensive primary research methods. The use of biologic products and Otezla prescribed for psoriasis is covered in particular detail. The report explores dermatologists’ awareness, trial, and usage of currently available brands, as well as familiarity with and interest in key emerging therapies.

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