To evaluate the association between common dermatologic diagnoses and subsequent incident anxiety among young adults aged 18 to 22 years using a large federated EHR network.
Key Findings:
Dermatologic conditions are prevalent among young adults and may be linked to increased risk of anxiety.
Prior studies have shown associations between skin disorders and mental health outcomes, but often lack longitudinal data.
This study utilizes EHR data to assess the temporal relationship between dermatologic diagnoses and incident anxiety.
Interpretation:
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Limitations:
The study is limited to data available within the TriNetX Research Network.
Potential confounding factors may still exist despite propensity score matching.
Conclusion:
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