Impact and Insights of Psoriasis on Quality of Life and Shared Decision-making among US Adolescents and Adults

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Linda Stein Gold
 Jennifer Soung
Nina Trenkler
Ashley Duenas
 Laurie Conklin
 Jensen Lewis
 Timothy Fitzgerald
Gale Harding
 Ya-Wen Yang
Guo Li
Johnson & Johnson

 Mona Shahriari

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psoriasis, quality of life, shared decision-making

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2025-11-10
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Impact and Insights of Psoriasis on Quality of Life and Shared Decision-making among US Adolescents and Adults. J of Skin. 2025;9(6):s643. doi:10.25251/hhxytc82
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