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Do Calcium and Vitamin D Levels in Blood Predict Clinical Features and/or Response to Treatment in People with Psoriasis?
Context: Psoriasis is an immune-mediated skin disease which is chronic and inflammatory, with multiple clinical types and variable severity. It is renowned for its significantly negative effect on quality of life and presents with recurrent relapses and remissions. The selection of treatment of psor...
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Department of Medicine
2023
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