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Physicians - maximum of 1.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
This educational activity is intended for an international audience of non-US dermatologists.
The goal of this activity is for learners to better describe the burden of moderate to severe AD and how best to conduct patient assessment. In addition, learners will appreciate the mechanism of action and key clinical data for emerging biologic treatments, and the factors influencing treatment selection.
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Trinity College Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
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CME Released: 11/16/2022
Valid for credit through: 11/16/2023
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Ellie is a 20-year-old university student who has had atopic dermatitis (AD) since she was an infant. Her AD was considered mild in childhood, with only small areas of skin involvement and intermittent flares that usually spontaneously remitted. She has now come to your clinic to seek care as an adult. She notes that over the past year she has had more flares and that lesions have started to manifest on her face, elbow, and hands, causing her considerable distress. Ellie expresses embarrassment over her appearance and explains that she has always struggled with self-esteem. Because of her AD becoming more visible, she has started avoiding going out with her friends and says she has been emotional and stress eating, causing her to gain about 4 kg over the past 3 months. Although she is still considered a normal weight, she is concerned because obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus run in her family. She reports feeling anxious and depressed. In addition to AD, Ellie's medical history includes asthma and a tree-nut allergy.
