7-PRP Advocacy

Issues related to eyes and impaired vision Editor’s Note:  A special thanks to Jan Tennant, Ringwood, New Jersey for her efforts to provide a PRP-oriented tutorial on eyes and impaired vision. In so doing she set a standard for similar tutorials in other areas, e.g., feet and impaired mobility, hands and impaired dexterity, etc. by […]

  TEXAS (1)  Baylor College of Medicine Department of Dermatology Lee and Joe Jamail Specialty Care Center 1977 Butler Blvd., Suite E6.200, MS: BCM605 Houston, TX  77030-4101 ✻  Phone: (713) 798-6131 Fax: (713) 798-3252 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.bcm.edu/departments/dermatology Leadership Dr. John E. Wolf, Jr., Professor and Chair Division Chief. Pediatric Dermatology Search (Clinic): Psoriasis: 32; PRP: 0 Grand

Editor’s Note: It will take a sustained effort over the next several months to complete a state-by-state, country-by-country overview of PRP-savvy dermatologists. The following represents one way to present the data provided by PRP patients regarding their dermatologists. In this iteration the feedback represents four PRP patients who live in New Jersey. You will note that two PRP patients

  Workplace Tales to be Told Editor’s Note — While I faced the typical and predictable challenges to body, mind and spirit all PRP patients face, there was one major exception: the workplace. I was retired when the “Red Bastard†came knocking on my door in August 2012 Every PRP journey is unique. For many PRP

  February 5, 2019 Hours before the expiration of our domain name, I renewed prpAlliance.com for the sixth year. In the weeks ahead I will renew prpAlliance.org and prpSurvivalGuide.org. There is no better time to revisit genesis of the Global PRP Community. The Road to a New PRP Community details what I saw in my mind’s