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Ep 94: Managing Chronic Prurigo and Prurigo Nodularis using JAK Inhibitors with Dr. Jensen Yeung
JCMS: Author Interviews (Listen and earn CME credit) by Canadian Dermatology Association
Dr. Yeung also shares how patient experiences inspire his research and why PN management is entering a more hopeful era.
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