Psoriasis Asia Pacific have been dreaming for a long time for the world to focus on people with psoriatic disease in the region and have taken the bold step of organizing an online summit to bridge everyone together.

They invite patients, family members, friends, caregivers, and supporters to the very 1st Psoriatic Disease Patient Summit 2023 Asia Pacific: "Living Well in Asia" on June 27, 2023, 10:00am to 2:00pm (+8 GMT) for an exciting agenda with expert speakers from all over the region.

Please visit http://summit.psor.asia to register for free and to know more details about the online patient summit. See you all there!

About the organizers

In 2012, a significant milestone was achieved in psoriasis advocacy. A group of determined individuals, led by Josef de Guzman, a board member of IFPA and ex-president of PsorPhilippines, came together to establish PsorAsia+Pacific, a groundbreaking organization dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by psoriasis in the Asia-Pacific region. With a vision to unite and empower individuals, PsorAsia+Pacific embarked on a journey to address the unique challenges psoriasis patients face in this diverse and culturally rich part of the world.

The organization serves as a united voice for psoriasis patients, advocating for improved treatment access, reducing stigma, and promoting awareness throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

PsorAsia+Pacific is a beacon of hope for individuals living with psoriasis in Asia-Pacific. This pioneering organization strives to make a lasting impact on the lives of people with Psoriatic disease. Through collaborations, knowledge sharing, awareness campaigns, and advocacy initiatives, PsorAsia+Pacific is working towards a future where psoriasis patients receive the support they deserve and can thrive in a society that embraces diversity and understanding.

As PsorAsia+Pacific continues its journey, the vision of a united front against psoriasis grows stronger. Together, this wonderful organization and its passionate members are dedicated to transforming the landscape of psoriasis advocacy in the Asia-Pacific region, one step at a time.