
What is prurigo nodularis (PN)?
ESC explores prurigo nodularis (PN) and how this condition can impact eczema sufferers Prurigo nodularis (PN), also known as chronic prurigo, is a skin condition

ESC explores prurigo nodularis (PN) and how this condition can impact eczema sufferers Prurigo nodularis (PN), also known as chronic prurigo, is a skin condition

Easily locate dermatologists, allergists, and pediatricians specializing in eczema care with ESC’s upgraded search tool Finding a healthcare provider who understands eczema and atopic dermatitis

Simple and effective strategies for eczema flare relief Eczema is known as a remitting and relapsing condition – meaning there are periods of flares or

Tips to protect your skin this winter As we move into winter, we won’t just experience snow, ice and cold temperatures. We also have to

Understanding childhood eczema: prognosis, treatment, and when kids might outgrow it A common question posed to ESC is, “Will my child outgrow their eczema”? ESC

Allie is an Eczema Ambassador and a passionate advocate for better care and improved support for eczema sufferers and their families. She recently volunteered to

Jenn’s experience as a parent of a child with severe eczema has empowered her to become a passionate advocate, not only for her son Kyle’s

Living with eczema is more than just itchy skin. For many patients like Francesca, eczema is a lifelong journey filled with pain, challenges, and growth.

From enduring the discomfort of eczema flares to finding relief, Dana’s story is a testament to the resilience of a young woman. Her journey, marked

ESC shares the powerful story of a young man, Kyle, who has lived with atopic dermatitis, the most common form of eczema, for most of

Eczema sufferers can live with debilitating itch, pain, and stress. But we aren’t hiding anymore. November is Eczema Awareness Month, and the Eczema Society of

ESC is working hard to advocate and raise awareness for our community! Advocating for the eczema community remains central to our mission, and we’re proud