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For the Heteronormative beliefs: normative behavior scale, straight students showed a trend towards a small increase in heteronormative beliefs, while LGBTQ students showed a trend towards a decrease in heteronormative beliefs, however, the mean changes in this scale were not significantly different from zero for any of these groups (LGBTQIA-Maybe: W = −3.00; p = 0.500; LGBTQIA-No: W = 417.00; p = 0.146; LGBTQIA-Yes: W = −46.00; p = 0.163).
χ 2 test analysis showed no statistically significant differences in the distribution of sex, educational level, or marital status between the two groups (p > 0.05), although descriptive data showed a trend toward an increasing proportion of unmarried individuals and higher education levels with increasing nutritional risk scores.
A post hoc comparison of baseline characteristics between dupilumab-treated patients with or without optimal response in pooled PRIME/PRIME2 showed a trend for more severe disease at baseline in dupilumab-treated patients without optimal response versus optimal responders, including higher proportions of patients with an IGA PN-S score of 4 (35.4% of patients without optimal response vs 27.8% of optimal responders) and a PGIS “severe” score (75.8% vs 68.5%), as well as fewer healed lesions from PAS (≥ 50% healed lesions from PAS in 7.1% vs 13.0% of patients) and higher use of antidepressants (11.1% vs 9.3%) (Supplementary Table 1 of the ESM).