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Psoriasis as a systemic inflammatory disease: an immune set-point framework for comorbidities and relapse

  • By

  • Jingyi Ma

  • Haoyu Li

  • Xueqi Yang

  • Yuzhe Cheng

  • Bingran Qi

  • Siyu Kang

  • He Qi

  • Ruiqun Qi

  • Jun Niu

  • May 15, 2026

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    Psoriasis is recognized as a systemic immune-mediated condition, not just a skin disorder, indicating broader immune dysregulation.

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    Chronic inflammatory priming in psoriasis leads to multi-organ comorbidities and promotes disease recurrence through immune memory.

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    Systemic immune activation in psoriasis involves altered myeloid programming and dysregulated immunometabolic pathways.

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    Psoriasis encompasses both autoimmune and autoinflammatory characteristics, reflecting diverse manifestations of systemic immune dysregulation.

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    Understanding psoriasis as a systemic condition has implications for evaluating comorbidities and developing long-term management strategies.

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Psoriasis as a systemic inflammatory disease: an immune set-point framework for comorbidities and relapse

  • by Jingyi Ma, Haoyu Li, Xueqi Yang, Yuzhe Cheng, Bingran Qi, Siyu Kang, He Qi, Ruiqun Qi, Jun Niu

  • May 15, 2026

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