The World Psoriasis Happiness Report 2018 continues to explore the impact that living with self-reported psoriasis has on happiness. The report aims to facilitate the development and exchange of ideas and policy initiatives to improve the lives of more than 125 million people living with psoriasis around the world.
This report analyses input we have received on surveys delivered through PsoHappy and explores different aspects of living with self-reported psoriasis from 79,636 users in 21 countries.
14 countries gathered enough data for a deep-dive into specific insights. Follow the links below to discover what people living with psoriasis report around what it means to live with psoriasis in their specific countries.
‘If we can promote the need for well-being centred conversations we can not only make a difference to the lives of individuals, but to nations at a macro level. These conversations are currently very scarce, even in the best performing countries, so it’s clear that change is needed.’
Meik Wiking
CEO of the Happiness Research Institute
‘If we can promote the need for well-being centred conversations we can not only make a difference to the lives of individuals, but to nations at a macro level. These conversations are currently very scarce, even in the best performing countries, so it’s clear that change is needed.’
Meik Wiking
CEO of the Happiness Research Institute
The Happiness Research Institute and LEO Innovation Lab – a partnership towards improving global psoriasis happiness.
The Happiness Research Institute is an independent think tank, based in Copenhagen, which focuses on life satisfaction, happiness and quality of life. Its mission is to inform decision makers of the causes and effects of human happiness, make subjective well-being part of the public policy debate and improve the quality of life for citizens across the world.
LEO Innovation Lab is an independent business unit of LEO Pharma, established as part of a long-term strategic decision to focus on patient needs. The LEO Innovation Lab does not develop medical treatments, but instead focuses on the aspects of everyday life that can affect people living with chronic skin conditions.
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