The study aimed to assess the relationship between perceived psychological movement and the prevalence types of skin symptoms in a large sample of undergraduate students. "Previous studying have shown an association between stress and skin symptoms, but studies relied on small patient samples, or focused analyses on a single skin sickness," said demanding author of the study Gil Yosopovitch from Temple University in Philadelphia, USA.
The study aimed to assess the relationship between perceived psychological stress and the prevalence of various skin symptoms in a large sample of undergraduate students. "Previous studies have demonstrated an association between stress and skin symptoms, but those studies relied on small patient samples, or focused their analyses on a single skin disease," said corresponding author of the study Gil Yosopovitch from Temple University in Philadelphia, US.