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. 2019 May 8;155(6):745–747. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2019.0039

Table 1. Characteristics of the Psoriasis Cohort and the General Population Comparison Cohort.

Variable Cohort, No. (%)
Psoriasis General Population
All 13 675 141 040
Male 6891 (50.4) 71 172 (50.5)
Birth year
1900-1919 1477 (10.8) 14 016 (9.9)
1920-1939 3276 (24.0) 33 765 (23.9)
1940-1959 4992 (36.5) 52 699 (37.4)
1960-1979 3074 (22.5) 31 727 (22)
1980-1995 856 (6.3) 8833 (6.3)
Age at first psoriasis diagnosis, y
0-19 638 (4.7) NA
20-39 3055 (22.3) NA
40-59 5105 (37.3) NA
60-79 4207 (30.8) NA
≥80 670 (5.0) NA
Educational level attainmenta
Short-term 5218 (38.2) 48 531 (34.4)
Medium-term 4799 (35.1) 51 461 (36.5)
Long-term 1873 (13.7) 24 659 (17.5)
Missing 1785 (13.1) 16 389 (11.6)
Comorbidities
Diabetes 929 (6.8) 3416 (2.4)
Stroke 403 (2.9) 2011 (1.4)
Acute myocardial infarction 433 (3.2) 2697 (1.9)

Abbreviation: NA, not available.

a

Short-term: completion of primary education (7-10 years), medium-term: vocational training (3- to 4-year programs completed after primary education) or high school (3-year secondary education, known as gymnasium), long-term: university education at bachelor or master degree level.