Why do some things trigger my child’s eczema?
Understanding eczema triggers in children Does your child’s eczema get worse by things like stress, overheating, or certain soaps? These factors, often called “triggers” among
Understanding eczema triggers in children Does your child’s eczema get worse by things like stress, overheating, or certain soaps? These factors, often called “triggers” among
Understanding the connection between eczema, asthma, and allergies If your child has atopic dermatitis (AD), it’s possible that they may also live with other atopic
Helping children cope with the frustration of eczema: expert advice from psychologist Shawn Reynolds Eczema can be frustrating. The itchy, painful sores and sleepless nights
Swimming pools, hot tubs and eczema: expert advice from Dr. Mark Kirchhof With warmer temperatures, it is natural to want to go for a dip
Understanding the differences between psoriasis and atopic dermatitis To the untrained eye, psoriasis and atopic dermatitis (AD) can sometimes be confused; both can be similar
Managing stress and atopic dermatitis flare-ups If you live with atopic dermatitis (AD), you know stress can trigger flares. A recent survey by ESC showed
Ointments vs. creams: Which Is better for moisturizing eczema? Are ointments better than creams when it comes to moisturizing? What is the difference between the
Understanding the role of the skin barrier in atopic dermatitis The skin barrier is the outermost layer of the skin, and its role is to
Understanding eczema-related skin discoloration: insights from Dr. Marissa Joseph One of the most common and visible symptoms of eczema is the discoloration of the skin.
Why atopic dermatitis itch intensifies at night and how to manage it If you live with atopic dermatitis (AD), does it feel like the itch
Special diets and eczema: insights from dermatologist Dr. Marissa Joseph When diagnosed with eczema, it is only natural to try to control symptoms by changing
Exciting advancements in atopic dermatitis treatment Good news for the eczema community! Did you know there are currently more than 80 new treatments in development
