ihosairaudetkin
ihosairaudetkin is a Finnish neologism used in medical and public health discourse to emphasize that skin diseases are part of the broader spectrum of health conditions. The word is built from iho (skin), sairaudet (diseases), and the particle -kin, which adds the sense of “also” or “even.” It is not a formal medical diagnosis or a recognized clinical category, but a linguistic and rhetorical device that draws attention to dermatology within health policy and research agendas.
In usage, ihosairaudetkin appears in discussions about the burden of skin conditions, advocating for greater visibility,
The term serves to remind audiences that skin conditions are prevalent and impactful, deserving attention alongside