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According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, over two million Americans aged 65 and older have asthma. Effectively managing this condition in older adults requires a tailored approach that considers the unique physiological changes and comorbidities often present in this population.
Recent clinical studies and real-world evidence consistently demonstrate that dupilumab, marketed as DUPIXENT, exhibits a favorable safety and efficacy profile in older adults, comparable to younger patients. This is particularly important for seniors with complex health profiles, addressing concerns about safety risks associated with their age when considering treatment.
Approximately 3–13% of people with psoriasis are affected after age 60, with about 15% experiencing moderate to severe forms of the disease. Managing psoriasis in the elderly requires a personalized strategy that accounts for the unique challenges of treating older adults, including potential drug interactions and increased skin sensitivity. This guide explains how to treat psoriasis in the elderly, covering a range of safe and effective options from topical solutions to systemic therapies and biologics.
