Tackling Adherence to Treatment in Atopic Dermatitis

Despite major advances in treatment, even the most effective therapy for atopic dermatitis will fail if patients do not use it consistently. In a multidisciplinary roundtable discussion, dermatologist Steven Feldman, MD, PhD, speaks with allergist and immunologist Jason Caldwell, DO, and pediatric dermatologist Robert Sidbury, MD, MPH about how poor adherence—often fueled by steroid phobia, complex regimens, or caregiver fatigue—remains one of the biggest hurdles to long-term disease control.

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