
Opinion|Videos|March 19, 2025
Hidden Burden of AD
Author(s)Matthew Zirwas, M.D.
An expert discusses the burden of physical symptoms and the financial impact, including indirect costs, of atopic dermatitis (AD) on patients and their families.
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Can you discuss the burden of physical symptoms as well as the financial burden (such as indirect costs incurred due to the impact of disease) of AD on patients and their families?
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