Global burden

The most common chronic inflammatory skin disease worldwide^2,3

2–0%

of adults affected²

up to 0%

of children affected²

0–3×

rise in prevalence over the past century^4,5

References 2, 3, 4, 5 — tap “References” for sources

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From infancy to adulthood

It begins early — and for many, it stays

~0%of cases start in infancy or childhood²

~0%of these cases persist to adulthood^2,6,7

For adolescents in particular, atopic dermatitis can affect emotional and psychological development — impacting their adult life⁹

References 2, 6, 7, 9 — tap “References” for sources

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Moderate-to-severe AD

Some body regions carry far more burden than others^1,2

Tap a region to see how bothersome it is for patients

Figure adapted from Lio PA, et al. 2020 · References 1, 2, 3 — tap “References” for sources

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Quality of life · your view

In your experience, what do moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis patients with head and neck and/or hand involvement struggle with most?

Your answer —

What your peers think illustrative · pending live results

Moderate-to-severe AD with head and neck and/or hand involvement is associated with substantial emotional and functional burden^1–8

A profound impact on quality of life — explored next

References 1, 7, 8, 11, 12 — tap “References” for sources

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Quality of life

AD with head and neck and/or hand involvement weighs on every part of life^7,11,12

Itchy, painful and/or stinging skin⁷

Impacted social activities^7,11

Impacted work and professional life^11,12

Feelings of embarrassment or self-consciousness^7,12

References 2, 7, 11, 12 — tap “References” for sources

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0%of patients

Reclaiming quality of life

Patients want to reclaim their quality of life

Atopic dermatitis patients want to achieve long-term control of their disease and reclaim their quality of life^*,10

*Stated by 75% of 2002 patients (>13 years) and caregivers of children (2–13 years) with moderate-to-severe AD who took part in The International Study of Life with Atopic Eczema (ISOLATE study)¹⁰

Reference 10 — tap “References” for sources

Individualized care

Every patient journey is different and requires a treatment approach that can be tailored to individual patient burden and need¹⁵

What matters most to your patients?

Thank you

Silverberg JI, et al. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2024;38(11):2139-2148.¹³ · Chovatiya R, et al. J Drugs Dermatol. 2022;21(2):172-176.¹⁴

References 13, 14, 15 — tap “References” for sources

Atopic Dermatitis · For Healthcare Professionals

You know the diagnosis.
Do you know the burden?

Atopic dermatitis is the most common chronic inflammatory skin disease worldwide — and ranks highest in global disease burden of all skin diseases^2,3,4

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The most common chronic inflammatory skin disease worldwide2,3

It begins early — and for many, it stays

In your experience, what do moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis patients with head and neck and/or hand involvement struggle with most?

AD with head and neck and/or hand involvement weighs on every part of life7,11,12

Patients want to reclaim their quality of life

Every patient journey is different and requires a treatment approach that can be tailored to individual patient burden and need15

You know the diagnosis.Do you know the burden?

The most common chronic inflammatory skin disease worldwide^2,3

AD with head and neck and/or hand involvement weighs on every part of life^7,11,12

Every patient journey is different and requires a treatment approach that can be tailored to individual patient burden and need¹⁵

You know the diagnosis.
Do you know the burden?