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Study Finds Persistent Inflammation in Psoriasis Patients Despite Skin Clearance

New research links residual systemic inflammation to obesity and fatty liver disease, urging a shift toward holistic care models for psoriasis management.

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Overview

  • A multinational study reveals that 36.3% of psoriasis patients treated with biologics exhibit residual systemic inflammation despite improved skin symptoms.
  • Residual inflammation is strongly associated with obesity, increased adiposity, and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD).
  • Researchers emphasize the need for integrated care approaches addressing systemic inflammation, cardiovascular risks, and metabolic dysfunction in psoriasis patients.
  • Advanced imaging and biomarker analysis were used to identify lingering inflammation in 209 patients across Spain, the U.S., and Sweden.
  • Experts call for further research to validate these findings and develop comprehensive treatment strategies targeting both skin and systemic health.