Psoriatic Arthritis

Maintaining a healthy weight isn’t only about looking good in your favorite clothes. It can mean a healthier overall you.

But sometimes it isn’t easy. That's why you need a weight management program that works for you to help you achieve and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

To help you understand what's happening to your body when you try to lose weight, we’ve gathered information on these topics and put them in one convenient place.

This includes details on how obesity is defined, what body mass index (BMI) is, safe weight-loss diets, and more to help you achieve your weight management goals.

Before making any changes to your diet or lifestyle, be sure to set up an appointment with your healthcare provider (HCP).

They can work with you on a plan tailored specifically for you, so you'll be more likely to achieve success in a safe and healthy way.

When it comes to diet and nutrition, there's a lot of information out there. But what's right for you may not be right for someone else.

To help you make more informed decisions about your diet—and to help you get the nutrition your body needs—we're breaking down a few of the key subjects. Equipped with this information, you can work with your healthcare provider (HCP) to make the best decisions for you.

From dietary supplements and healthy eating, to recipe and snack ideas, to easy-to-follow tips for making the right food choices, our diet and nutrition hub gives you easy access to the information you want most.

Because some foods and dietary supplements can interact with certain medications and conditions, it's important to talk with your HCP before making any dietary changes.

Together, you can find the best path to wellness.

You've probably heard of psoriasis, but you may not be sure what this skin condition is all about. Is it just really bad dry skin? Could it be an autoimmune disease? What are the signs and symptoms?

See what the experts have to say about this skin condition and learn about the latest research into what may put you at higher risk of getting it. Do genetics play a role? What about environmental factors? Too much sun? How can you tell if it's psoriasis or eczema?

Get answers to your questions and learn other facts about psoriasis, including how it's diagnosed and what treatments to expect.

If you're worried about any symptoms you may be experiencing or have more questions, be sure to make an appointment with your healthcare provider (HCP). They can diagnose your symptoms and work with you to determine the best course of treatment.