Leading professional dermatology organisations and other charities have joined National Eczema Society in calling for clear potency labelling of steroid creams and ointments. We are asking the UK medicines regulator, the MHRA, to ensure pharmaceutical manufacturers include consistent and clear potency labelling on topical steroid tubes, packaging and patient information leaflets.
This free webinar features two informative talks from dermatology experts at the forefront of eczema research and practice.
The skin of many people with eczema improves in the spring and summer months, but some people’s eczema can be aggravated by pollen.
Join the West Surrey and North East Hants Support Group of National Eczema Society for Professor Sinéad Langan’s talk, ‘Does eczema have an impact on other health conditions?’ Attend the talk in person in Guildford, or watch via Facebook livestream.
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.
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