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To measure skin morbidity in adults using a self-reported questionnaire and examine its association with sociodemographic factors.

Self-reported skin morbidity in Oslo. Associations with sociodemographic factors among adults in a cross-sectional study

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To measure skin morbidity in adults using a self-reported questionnaire and examine its association with sociodemographic factors.
Population-based cross-sectional study in Oslo
Participants (n = 18,770) aged 30-76 completed a questionnaire on skin complaints
Analyzed associations with demographic, psychosocial, and health variables
Itch was the most common skin complaint across all age groups
Significant associations for itch and skin conditions with female gender and middle-income households
No association found with employment categories

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Cross-sectional study quantifies skin morbidity in adults, revealing associations with sociodemographic factors.

Dalgard et al. (2004) studied this question.

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