Visiting a salon or spa with Eczema: Four Practical Tips from a Patient and a Dermatologist
How to navigate salon and spa visits with eczema Salon or spa visits can come with added stress when you live with eczema, including concerns
How to navigate salon and spa visits with eczema Salon or spa visits can come with added stress when you live with eczema, including concerns
How one BC mother is fighting for improved eczema care for her child As a parent or caregiver with a child who suffers from severe
How medication improved daily life for Tristan’s eczema Long-time ESC ambassador Tristan is no stranger to the challenges of living with eczema. Over the years,
Dermatologist tips for managing genital eczema and delicate skin Eczema can happen anywhere on the body – including the sensitive areas such as the genitals
Top considerations for participating in an eczema clinical trial Clinical trials are essential to advancing eczema treatment innovation. If you’re thinking about participating, there are
Supporting remote and rural health care professionals to better care for eczema patients We know that eczema is a complex and challenging condition for health
ESC is committed to equity in eczema care Inuit Village of Tasiujaq Nunavik, Quebec Atopic dermatitis (AD), commonly known as eczema, is a chronic and
One teen’s guide on living with severe eczema, and the tips that make a difference Living with severe eczema was a daily challenge for William.
Learn more about oral JAK inhibitors for atopic dermatitis from dermatologist Dr. Ashley Sutherland Eczema Society of Canada asked dermatologist Ashley Sutherland, MD, MSc, FRCPC,
Learn more about a topical calcineurin inhibitor for atopic dermatitis from dermatologist Dr. Cathryn Sibbald Eczema Society of Canada asked Toronto-based dermatologist Cathryn Sibbald, MD,
Learn more about a biologic drug for atopic dermatitis: insights from dermatologist Dr. Rachel Asiniwasis Eczema Society of Canada asked dermatologist and researcher Rachel Asiniwasis,
Learn more about topical corticosteroids from dermatologist Dr. Cathryn Sibbald Topical corticosteroids are a group of medications often used in the management of atopic dermatitis
