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216 Skin Hydration Outperforms Other Measures in Predicting Age-Related Skin Barrier Changes and Systemic Inflammation

Zhu et al., 2025

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1492797358571464298
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Zhu J
Kim R
Doan E
Stroebel B
Abuabara K
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Journal of Investigative Dermatology

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Age-related skin barrier decline may contribute to systemic inflammation; however, the best measures of skin barrier function to capture these changes remain unclear. In this cross- sectional study, we compared skin barrier function between young and older adults at the …
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