Rare Diseases Day: Understanding Dermatological Impacts

SLIDESHOW: A Look at 5 Rare Skin Conditions

Today, Dermatology Times recognizes Rare Disease Day in an effort to amplify the voices of the over 300 million individuals affected by rare diseases.

Casey excited for next step and challenge

A schoolgirl born with the most severe form of a genetic skin condition, is preparing to make the leap to secondary school. Casey Connors, 12, has a daily battle with recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa (EB), caused by the absence of essential proteins that bind the skin layers together. She endures painful bandage changes that can last three hours at a time but which are needed to protect her skin, 70% of which is covered in open wounds.…

Rare Diseases Day: Understanding Dermatological Impacts

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February 28 marks the World Day of Rare Diseases, a date intended to make visible and support the more than 3 million people in Spain who live with some of these rare diseases. Children like Hugo or Luca...are a bulwark of important causes when fighting rare or extreme diseases such as that of Luca.

According to the ephemerides of February 28, several writers, poets and a great philosopher such as the Mexican José Vasconcelos were born. Next we tell you the most important thing that happened this day. What is celebrated on February 28? On February 28 is celebrated the World Day of Rare Diseases, also known as orphan diseases, which was established in 2008. The diseases that stand out in this category are: juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, Char…

Every February 28th, World Rare Disease Day is celebrated, a day aimed at making visible the rare pathologies that affect millions of people around the world. Although they are often unknown to the majority, these diseases can affect anyone, including celebrities who have made their diagnosis public to raise awareness, such as Justin Bieber, Jorge Fernández, Shakira, Selena Gómez, Rafa Nadal, among others. Rafa Nadal One of the most notorious ca…