TSW Still Preventable Series: Dr. Peter Lio Interview w/ Briana Banos

Описание: FULL INTERVIEWS: Still Preventable Interview with Dr. Peter Lio

From the many interviews conducted during the filming of Still Preventable, I will be releasing 10-15 full interviews in the hopes that their information and vulnerability will give necessary insight into the world of Topical Steroid Withdrawal.

These voices gave their time and energy, most getting only 2-5 minutes on the documentary. Dr. Peter Lio’s interview, by far, is the most well-rounded, insightful, logical, and empathetic conversation had throughout the filming.

Timestamps below:

0:00 Intro
0:31 What may be the root cause of eczema
2:35 What advances have you seen happen over the past fives years in the eczema space?
4:42 How do you feel this will help with the struggle with TSW?
5:53 Do you still receive a bit of tension from dermatologists when talking about TSW?
7:05 Do you feel it’s hard to pull certain derms away from their traditional ed surrounding TS?
9:24 Do you find there is a lack of curiosity amongst some dermatologists?
10:43 Do you feel there are extreme camps on both sides of the topical steroid track?
12:09 How can we better our relationship with dermatologists and patients in this regard?
14:18 What are ways we can help eczema patients without going down the steroid route?
17:06 Do you have any thoughts on the newest AAD Guidelines on atopic dermatitis?
18:58 Do you think logic is going faster than scientific data can prove?
20:12 How many TSW patients do you currently see?
20:39 Do you think TSW is being under reported?
23:31 What are some of the biggest hurdles when diagnosing TSW?
26:29 Have you been a part of any new research surrounding TSW in the past couple of years?
27:30 Do you think there will be diagnostic criteria published soon?
29:22 How does the mind play a role in eczema?
31:20 What about the gut?
34:52 Conversation surrounding diet
36:11 What about social media? How does that play a role?
37:02 What is a biologic?
40:16 What are the side effects of Dupixent (dupilumab)?
45:00 Do biologics seem generally safe, long term?
46:46 How about with JAK inhibitors?
53:28 Do you feel that there could be a withdrawal effect from topical immunos, like Protopic?
56:39 “Just give it time” aspect
58:04 Do you feel patients are more vocal or curious about treatments?
1:00:06 How does insurance play a role in making the patient doctor relationship difficult?
1:04:53 What can patients do to help medical professionals?
1:06:40 How often must dermatologists receive continuing education?
1:08:26 Eczema is Dr. Peter Lio’s hobby
1:09:12 Do you think there’s a way we can get it into medical students’ curriculum?
1:10:50 Do you have any idea how we can help protect families when it comes to CPS?
1:12:54 Holistic routes being turned down in CPS (Child Protective Service) cases
1:15:42 What is something you wish people better understood about being a dermatologist?
1:16:42 What is integrative medicine?
1:18:00 Do you think there will be more integrative practices being created in the future?
1:19:24 What makes it difficult to utilize some of these practices in a derm office?
1:20:40 What do you consider a safe model of use for topical steroids?
1:25:24 Anything you wish to add?

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Other Resources:
Preventable: Protecting Our Largest Organ, my first TSW documentary, was released in 2019 and can be found on my YouTube. Link below. She is still highly relevant and is a separate film from Still Preventable. Both can stand alone, and both add to the growing conversation surrounding Topical Steroid Withdrawal.
Link: • PREVENTABLE: PROTECTING OUR LARGEST O...
My website: https://brianabanos.com
You can find information about how to spread awareness, how to contact me for future engagements or simply connecting, as well as personal blogs and other TSW individuals sharing their journeys.

Other helpful links:
ITSAN: https://www.itsan.org
Scratch That: https://scratchthat.org.uk
Instagram: @preventable_doc