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. 2024 Feb 15;7:e48749. doi: 10.2196/48749

Table 1.

Linear regression analyses of risk factors associated with incidence, prevalence, and years lost to disability (YLD) rates of psoriasis.

Risk factors and Y value Association Countries, n R 2 P value
Overweight prevalence (BMI ≥25, age-standardized estimate; %) 182


Incidence of psoriasis Positive
0.26 <.001

Prevalence of psoriasis Positive
0.22 <.001

YLDs of psoriasis Positive
0.19 <.001
Mean total cholesterol (age-standardized estimate) 184


Incidence of psoriasis Positive
0.31 <.001

Prevalence of psoriasis Positive
0.26 <.001

YLDs of psoriasis Positive
0.23 <.001
Mortality rate attributed to household and ambient air pollution per 100,000 population (age-standardized) 182


Incidence of psoriasis Negative
0.40 <.001

Prevalence of psoriasis Negative
0.35 <.001

YLDs of psoriasis Negative
N/Aa <.001
Mental hospital admissions per 100,000 population 98


Incidence of psoriasis Positive
0.25 <.001

Prevalence of psoriasis Positive
0.21 <.001

YLDs of psoriasis Positive
0.17 <.001
Medical doctors per 100,000 population 184


Incidence of psoriasis Positive
0.50 <.001

Prevalence of psoriasis Positive
0.44 <.001

YLDs of psoriasis Positive
0.41 <.001
Psychiatrists working in mental health sector (per 100,000 population) 102


Incidence of psoriasis Positive
0.58 <.001

Prevalence of psoriasis Positive
0.56 <.001

YLDs of psoriasis Positive
0.53 <.001

aN/A: not applicable.