Do you use steroid creams and ointments to manage eczema flare-ups? If you do, please consider completing our short online survey.
Monkeypox is a rare infection that appears on the skin as raised spots, which turn into small blisters filled with fluid. People with atopic eczema may be more likely to experience certain side effects from the monkeypox vaccine.
New study finds low treatment satisfaction, poor control of eczema symptoms, high psychosocial burden and…
Join the West Surrey and NE Hants Support Group for a free talk on ‘What’s causing my eczema’ by Dr George Moncrieff. Saturday 26 March, 2pm, Guildford.
On Tuesday 25 January at 4:30pm there will be a Westminster Hall debate on the All Party Parliamentary Group on Skin (APPGS) report on Mental Health and Skin Conditions published in 2020.
Need advice on coping with one or more aspects of living with eczema? Have a rummage in our toolkit to find information on flare-ups, itch, sleep, relationships, parenting and more…
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