PRP Survival Guide

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Autoimmune v. Autoinflammatory: The Verdict

Autoimmune v. Autoinflammatory: The Verdict In those early days as an advocate for the PRP community, the rank and file (patients and caregivers) couldn’t care less if pityriasis rubra pilaris was an autoimmune or an autoinflammatory disease. I should have known I was in trouble when I first asked Drs. Google and Yahoo. “Autoinflammatory disorders

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June Focus Groups

Moderator’s Note.  The purpose of this webpage is to provide an overview of the next series of PRP “Quality of Life” Focus Groups. A focus group is a research technique used to collect data through group interaction. A focus group is designed to identify feelings, perceptions, and thoughts about a particular topic. The first PRP Focus Group took place on Tuesday,

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PRP Quality of Life Focus Group: May 24, 2021

Moderator’s Note.  The purpose of this webpage is to provide an overview of the upcoming PRP “Quality of Life” Focus Groups. A focus group is a research technique used to collect data through group interaction. A focus group is designed to identify feelings, perceptions, and thoughts about a particular topic. The first PRP Focus Group took place on Tuesday, April

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