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Abstract
The article examines the evolution of approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of atopic dermatitis, a chronic inflammatory skin disease that makes life difficult for millions of patients. The paper highlights key changes in diagnostic methods, including improvements in skin tests and molecular diagnostics, as well as advances in therapy that encompass both traditional drug methods and new therapeutic approaches. The authors emphasize the importance of an integrated approach to treatment, which includes both modern drugs (topical steroids, calcineurininhibitors, biological agents), as well as lifestyle changes and maintenance therapy methods. The results of clinical studies demonstrating the effectiveness of new methods and their impact on the quality of life of patients are also analyzed. The article provides an updated overview of treatment guidelines and standards, reflecting the latest developments in dermatology.