Protected: COVID-19 Focus on Vaccinations FINAL
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Protected: Seriously — No Toilet Paper
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Protected: Ichthyosis and Covid-19
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Stigmatization Reading List
Issues related to stigmatization Issues related to stigmatization have not been discussed by the global PRP community in any meaningful way. The following is a reading list for those who want to know more. There are NO online documents that focus on stigmatization and PRP. I guess that the “ball us in our court”. From
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Protected: PRP Parents & Kids — Finally!
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Protected: PRP Parents & Kids — Graphics
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How Hair Grows
 A little info on hair. Hair grows out of little pockets in your skin, called follicles. Here’s how it happens: (1)  Your hair begins growing from a root in the bottom of the follicle. The root is made up of cells of protein. (2)  Blood from the blood vessels in your scalp feeds the
Anatomy of Skin
The Anatomy of Skin Editor’s Note: The following information was submitted by Murray R, Vancouver, British Columbia. A little info on skin. Your skin is the largest organ on your body, made up of several different components, including water, protein, lipids, and different minerals and chemicals. If you’re average, your skin weighs about six pounds.
New Members — Getting a Good Start
Editor’s Note Whether you are a newcomer or a seasoned traveler, the more you know about pityriasis rubra pilaris, the better prepared you will be for the journey ahead. The following information has been developed to enlighten PRP patients and their caregivers, family and friends, teachers and school  administrators, and employers and co-workers. This information may also enlighten dermatologists and
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Coalition of PRP Parents & Kids
From the editor… Every so often I lament the fact that after (or in spite of) six years I have been unable to create or inspire a community of PRP parents within the PRP Facebook Community. That doesn’t stop me from raising the issue again in hopes that a Coalition of PRP Parents & Kids
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