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It can be difficult when you're evaluating a patient for their follow-up of atopic dermatitis and you see a discordance between the itch improvement and the skin improvement. You might look at the skin and everything looks really great but they're still itchy or you might talk to a patient and they're feeling better from an itch perspective, but you look at their skin and you still see improvement there. I think [00:00:30] this is an opportunity to adjust our routine because we want both their skin to look good and the itch to be minimized or maybe even eliminated. We know that patient's quality of life is most impacted when their skin is clear and they're itch free. So if a patient comes in and they're on a therapeutic and there's suboptimal improvement in one of these categories, rash or itch, let's talk about ways to better target that to make our patients 100% better, or [00:01:00] at least as close as they can be.