Assessing the Burden of Dermatological Diseases on Work Life from a Gender Perspective

July 2025 in “ Scientific Reports ”

Martina Padovan, Bianca Benedetta Benincasa, Salvatore Panduri, Valentina Dini, Riccardo Morganti, Riccardo Marino, Poupak Fallahi, Marco Romanelli, Rudy Foddis

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