Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
Chronic spontaneous hives linked to wider health risks
Over ten years, adults with chronic spontaneous hives had 11.0% to 24.3% higher relative risks across four health outcome groups than controls with moles.Over ten years, adults with chronic spontaneous hives had 11.0% to 24.3% higher relative risks across four health outcome groups than controls with moles.
Cohort · 105,963 peoplePopulations
Who was studied105,963 adults with chronic spontaneous urticaria, against adults with moles
What changedCognitive, cardiovascular, metabolic, and substance use disorder risks were 11.0% to 24.3% higher with chronic spontaneous hives than with moles
The catchTreatment differences could have contributed to the higher risks despite matching