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. 2021 Jul 1;185(1):209–210. doi: 10.1111/bjd.19882

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population and adjusted odds ratios (ORs) for the intention of COVID‐19 vaccination in patients with psoriasis

Psoriasis, n = 713 Other skin conditions, n = 228 OR (95% CI)a
Age (years), mean (SD) 56·1 (18·3) 52·6 (10·5) 1·27 (1·18–1·39)
Female, n (%) 342 (48·0) 117 (51·3) 1·19 (1·12–1·23)
Type of therapy, n (%)
Systemic treatment 102 (14·3) 201 (88·2) 1·02 (1·01–1·03)
Biologics 611 (85·7) 27 (11·8) 1·48 (1·32–1·64)
Age of psoriasis onset (years), mean (SD) 32 (11·0) 0·98 (0·80–1·18)
History of smoking, n (%) 484 (67·9) 166 (72·8) 1·03 (0·97–1·25)
Education level, n (%)
Low 101 (14·2) 38 (16·7) 0·96 (0·78–1·15)
Medium 163 (22·9) 73 (32·0) 0·99 (0·81–1·12)
High 449 (63·0) 117 (51·3) 1·13 (1·08–1·27)
Comorbidities, n (%)
Psoriatic arthritis 167 (23·4) 1·18 (1·13–1·23)
COPD 64 (9·0) 18 (7·9) 1·61 (1·49–1·73)
Heart conditions 124 (17·4) 32 (14) 0·89 (0·74–1·08)
Chronic kidney disease 49 (6·9) 14 (6·1) 1·04 (0·88–1·26)
Diabetes 129 (18·1) 46 (20·2) 1·19 (1·12–1·26)
Obesity 36 (5·5) 16 (7·0) 0·92 (0·83–1·02)
Solid organ transplant 2 (0·3) 1 (0·4) 1·02 (0·98–1·04)
Malignancy 86 (12·1) 25 (11) 1·15 (1·09–1·23)

CI, confidence interval; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. aPatients with psoriasis only.