Dermatite atopica, Picozza (Andea): “Sostegno farmacologico importantissimo per pazienti”
(Adnkronos) - “La possibilità di avere un sostegno ed un aiuto farmacologico, ma anche sociale, è importantissimo per le persone che ne soffrono”. Lo ha detto Mario Picozza, presidente dell’Associazione nazionale dermatite atopica (Andea), a margine della conferenza stampa organizzata da Lilly a Milano ed intitolata “Dermatite atopica ed alopecia areata, due patologie, un solo farmaco. Via libera alla rimborsabilità”, durante il quale si è sottolineata l’importanza di avere finalmente a disposizione un farmaco innovativo, efficace, sicuro e rimborsabile come Baricitinib.
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00:23 This is because probably it returns with a little bit of stress, it returns the disease to people who have had it as children, or very often instead, they continue to hit the person for a lifetime, so they keep taking it as children and then it continues to be a disease that strikes, that has a very strong impact also on adults.
00:46 People with atopic dermatitis are people who tend to isolate themselves because the disease is a visible disease, because the disease is a disease that gives problems that concern society, but not only, also the possibility of working, the possibility of being useful to others, of having their own role in society.
01:09 It is also painful, so it does not allow you to do sports in most cases, and this then in a vicious circuit, let's call it that, it also makes health worse, so in some way it has very important repercussions on all spheres of life, from social to work, to psychological and not only to economic.
01:34 People with atopic dermatitis often have to support expenses for the constant and continuous treatment of the skin, very important expenses that have an impact on the family economy.
01:49 The impossibility of leading a normal life, a life worthy of people with moderate or severe atopic dermatitis, above all, is particularly irrelevant, and therefore the possibility of having a support, a pharmacological help, but also social, also regarding work, is very important for people who suffer from it.