Alopecia Areata Does Not Increase the Risk of Venous Thromboembolism: An All of Us Case-Control Study

    August 2024 in “ Archives of Dermatological Research ”
    Peter Ch’en, Hailey Konisky, Kseniya Kobets
    Studysummary In this case-control study using the All of Us database, no significant association was observed between alopecia areata and venous thromboembolism after controlling for hypercoagulable risk factors.
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