
Quiz|Articles|November 8, 2023
AD Management in a New Lifestyle Transition
Author(s)Lauren Buchanan, MA, Managing Editor
New lifestyle transitions can affect a patient's treatment adherence and support network. How would you help this new college student?
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Lucy just celebrated her 19th birthday and is looking forward to starting her freshman year at Derm State University in 3 weeks. She is excited to live independently in a new state. Lucy’s mother is concerned about her moderate atopic dermatitis (AD), allergy, and asthma treatment regimens in a new environment with a new, unpredictable schedule.
What would you consider in Lucy's treatment plan going forward?
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