
Lianne and Sarah’s story: To those searching for a solution – don’t give up!
ESC Eczema Ambassadors are volunteers who live with eczema and know the challenges that come with this chronic condition They are also individuals who generously

ESC Eczema Ambassadors are volunteers who live with eczema and know the challenges that come with this chronic condition They are also individuals who generously

ESC’s Written Action Plan can help Does it ever feel like it takes forever to see your doctor, but when you do, you feel overwhelmed

Meet ESC’s Eczema Ambassadors Who are ESC’s Eczema Ambassadors? They are dedicated volunteers from across Canada who live with all forms of eczema. They are

Recommendations on eczema etiquette Have you ever received comments that were intended to be helpful, but were the opposite? We know firsthand how unsolicited advice

A look back at 2020 Eczema Action Week and next steps ESC want to send our deepest thanks to each and every person who shared

Eczema and skin colour changes: light patches and dark patches Q: My daughter has dark skin, and after an eczema flare she is left with

2020 Research Grant Program recipients ESC is pleased to announce that University of British Columbia researchers are the recipients of our 2020 Research Grant Program.

ESC invited registered psychologist and fellow eczema sufferer Dr. Shawn Reynolds to share his advice on coping with the stress and sometimes overwhelming feelings that

Behind the Journey: Lesley-Anne When ESC was developing the Atopic Dermatitis Patient Journey, we wanted to be sure it reflected the voices and experiences of


Managing eczema flares in winter We know the winter months can be especially challenging for eczema sufferers. Dry, sensitive skin, coupled with an impaired skin

ESC Launches ‘The Atopic Dermatitis Patient Journey’ Eczema Society of Canada maps ‘The Atopic Dermatitis Patient Journey’ to better understand patient experience from symptom onset,