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Skin of Color (SOC): Care Gaps and Emerging Initiatives
Lilly’s SOC Project addresses dermatologic care gaps in diverse U.S. populations through clinician education and research, focusing on conditions like alopecia areata, atopic dermatitis, and psoriasis in patients with skin of color.
Date of Last Review: May 20, 2026
Additional related information:
- Existing Gaps in the Dermatologic Care of Diverse US Populations
- PsO in Skin of Color: Comorbidities and Clinical Presentation
- PsO Comorbidity Infographic - Skin of Color
- Understanding Clinical Assessments of Atopic Dermatitis in Patients with Pigmented Skin
- Communication: Being the Expert and the Curious
- Patients Challenges: Learning From What You Don’t See
- What is Cultural Humility?
- Digging Deeper in Derm: An Example of Religious Beliefs
- Walking Through the Patient Experience
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