A new mobile app is set to bring about a revolution in research for Psoriasis sufferers everywhere. The app, Psoriasis Researcher, from MediPolls, collates experiences from psoriasis sufferers all over the world on various diet and lifestyle factors as well as alternative treatments and then displays the results in real-time.

Developed by Adam Jackson, a writer and former columnist for The Nursing Times & Health Guardian, the Psoriasis Researcher App enables Psoriasis sufferers to participate in worldwide epidemiological research. App users can trial a variety of simple regimes, record and track progress and then see – in real-time – what is working for other people. Complete anonymity is assured as no personal data is collected or shared in the entire process.

‘The Psoriasis Researcher App presents very exciting possibilities.’ said Jackson. ‘With the advent of the new mobile internet, we are able to gather data in the real world and collate it in real-time. I believe that with this new technology we will discover more in relation to lifestyle factors affecting psoriasis within the next year than has been discovered in the past decade.

‘I hope that Psoriasis sufferers everywhere will participate and download Psoriasis Researcher to their mobile phones. Together, we will find out more about which lifestyle and alternative remedies really help Psoriasis…and which don’t.’

In addition to collating data supplied and shared by app users, the Psoriasis Researcher App provides access to the latest published medical research from Hospitals and Universities around the world on Psoriasis. These studies often take years before they are published in mainstream media and the Psoriasis Researcher App provides access to the studies as soon as they are published.

Psoriasis Researcher costs just £1.49 – less than the cost of a cup of coffee – and is available both on iPhone and Android platforms. Download the app today and join psoriasis sufferers all over the world finding effective, drug-free solutions to Psoriasis and be part of the new revolution in psoriasis research.

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