a strong trendp = 0.0665
Consistently, 10% diacerein showed a strong trend to reduce IMQ-induced splenomegaly ( p = 0.0665) compared to untreated psoriasis ( Supplementary Figure S7 ).
Consistently, 10% diacerein showed a strong trend to reduce IMQ-induced splenomegaly ( p = 0.0665) compared to untreated psoriasis ( Supplementary Figure S7 ).
Over the course of the 7-day treatment period, 5% diacerein and placebo application showed a trend towards decreased scaling ( p = 0.0762 and p = 0.0747, respectively), while application of 2.5% and 10% diacerein diminished the scaling scores ( p = 0.0076 and p = 0.0161, respectively) compared to untreated IMQ-induced psoriasis.