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When a site mentions "no research conducted," they're typically referring to clinical or scientific research studies, not the kind of research you do when looking up information about psoriasis. Clinical research involves formal medical studies, like testing new treatments or medications under controlled conditions.

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When a site mentions "no research conducted," they're typically referring to clinical or scientific research studies, not the kind of research you do when looking up information about psoriasis. Clinical research involves formal medical studies, like testing new treatments or medications under controlled conditions.

The information sharing and learning you do on the site is different from conducting formal medical research. You're engaging in valuable information gathering and peer support, which is exactly what the community is designed for! For formal medical research about psoriasis, you can look to:
• Hospital websites
• Clinical trial databases
• Peer-reviewed medical journals
• Organizations like the National Psoriasis Foundation

These sources conduct and publish scientific studies about psoriasis treatments and management strategies.

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