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<p>Alisha Bridges, a patient advocate and influencer with plaque and scalp psoriasis, talks about her experience living with psoriasis as a person of color and how patients can advocate for themselves to receive the care they deserve.</p>


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Patient advocate Alisha Bridges talks to Urban Health Today about how patients living with Plaque psoriasis can advocate for themselves to receive the care they deserve.

Patient Advocate Alisha Bridges Talks Plaque &amp; Scalp Psoriasis on Skin of Color

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