Although no statistically significant associations were observed for the second (Q2, 50.0 ≤ LE4 < 67.5) or third (Q3, 67.5 ≤ LE4 < 81.2) quartiles (all P > 0.05), a decreasing trend in psoriasis risk was observed with increasing LE4 scores.
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A Study on Lifestyle and Dietary Factors in Psoriasis: Global Prevalence Trends in Working-Age Populations, Association with LE4 Lifestyle Factors, and Mendelian Randomization Analysis of Dietary Causal Effects.
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