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AD Management in a New Lifestyle Transition
Author(s):
New lifestyle transitions can affect a patient's treatment adherence and support network. How would you help this new college student?
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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