A Retrospective Statistical Analysis of Vitiligo Exacerbation after COVID‐19 Vaccination in China
Tao Wang,
Yaojun Wang,
Yue Zhang
et al.
Abstract:At present, COVID-19 vaccination is an effective method to stop the spread of the epidemic and reduce disease severity and mortality. It has been reported that COVID-19 vaccine can activate several autoimmune diseases. However, whether it can affect development of vitiligo remains elusive. In this study, we aimed to evaluate the possible risk factors of vitiligo disease activity or recurrence after COVID-19 vaccination. We recruited 383 vitiligo patients, of whom 126 were not vaccinated and 257 had received th… Show more
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