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Webinar: Ichthyosis is not just a bit of dry skin – focus on X-linked ichthyosis

By 1 October 2026Online Discussion Sessions2 min read

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Webinar: Ichthyosis is not just a bit of dry skin – focus on X-linked ichthyosis

Webinar: Ichthyosis is not just a bit of dry skin – focus on X-linked ichthyosis
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We know the ichthyoses are a group of rare genetic skin conditions characterised by extremely dry scaly skin and that there are over 30 different types. All types of ichthyosis can have a psychological impact on individuals and families but in X linked ichthyosis, which only presents in men, medics and scientists are increasingly learning more about the other physical and behavioural health issues associated with this type of ichthyosis.

In partnership with the Talkhealth Partnership in this webinar Professor O’Toole and William Davies discuss what we know about these conditions. 

https://www.youtube.com/embed/DciHUZ1hGL4?wmode=transparent&rel=0&showinfo=0

The Ichthyosis Support Group (ISG) was set up by people directly affected by ichthyosis and the group continues to exist through fundraising and voluntary work. The ISG is the only charity in the UK and Ireland supporting those affected by ichthyosis.

Visit our You Tube channel to watch more interesting and informative stories from people directly affected by ichthyosis, and learn more about the Ichthyosis Support Group.

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