A family divided by divorce or separation could triple the riskwhat a child develop psoriasis later in life, a recent study says.
He severe stress caused by such family upheaval could affect the child’s immune system in ways that increase your chances of this autoimmune skin disease marked by rapid cell growth that causes scaly, itchy rashesthe researchers said.
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