The cumulative effect of multiple high-sugar and high-fat dietary patterns on acne vulgaris in school aged children: a cross-sectional study in Shanghai.

Further more, the occasional intake of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB), milk tea, and coffee was consistently associated with higher odds of acne, while daily intake of these items did not reach statistical significance in the fully adjusted models.

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Notably, within each age stratum and total school-aged adolescents, the prevalence exhibited an increasing trend with higher Dietary Exposure Index (DEI) levels ( Figure 2 ).

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