comorbidity

And that's something that somebody had shared with me recently that I wanted to pass along.

So co-occurring or comorbid, right? Comorbid is multiple diagnoses or disease states, but co-occurring just means there's more than one thing happening at a time.

And it's important because we do know that individuals with autism or autistic individuals, depending on the preference of language, are likely to have more than one diagnosis.

And the reason it matters is because autism is such a big diagnosis that sometimes the trap is when that diagnosis is given, it overshadows any other diagnosis.

However, none of these results were statistically significant.

We'll head into our last article in the Journal of Drugs and Dermatology titled Differences in Atopic Dermatitis, Comorbidity, and Treatment Patterns by Race by Robert Adler, Michael Koslow, Shravija Babu-Adal.

Atopic dermatitis is associated with several allergic and non-allergic conditions.

Racial disparities may also influence disease burden and access to treatment.