What’s old, what’s new with eczema: a brief history
Exploring the history and advances in atopic dermatitis with Dr. Joseph Lam Vancouver-based pediatrician Dr. Joseph Lam recently traced the history of atopic dermatitis for
Exploring the history and advances in atopic dermatitis with Dr. Joseph Lam Vancouver-based pediatrician Dr. Joseph Lam recently traced the history of atopic dermatitis for
10 Tips to improve your AD symptoms and improve your quality of life Are you looking for easy-to-implement lifestyle changes to help you better manage
Discover the Eczema Experts Education Series It’s common to have lots of questions about eczema, and eczema can be a complicated condition to live with.
2022 Research Grant Program recipients Eczema Society of Canada (ESC) is pleased to announce two recipients of the 2022 competitive Research Grant Program (RGP) for
Camp Liberté is a magical program that offers Canadian children living with chronic skin conditions like atopic dermatitis the opportunity to participate in an unforgettable
New Atopic Dermatitis Documentary by GlobalSkin Have you heard? Eczema advocacy is on the rise, thanks in part to a new atopic dermatitis documentary from
Apply now for ESC’s 2023 Research Grant program ESC is accepting new applications for the 2023 Research Grant program! The ESC Research Grant program is
Introducing We Feel Itchy! Living with Eczema For many parents and caregivers supporting children with eczema, finding resources created specifically for kids can be a
Find an eczema specialist near you with ESC’s Find a Doctor tool Finding a specialist to treat eczema and atopic dermatitis can feel next to
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
Contact dermatitis, and how it differs from other forms of eczema Eczema in an umbrella term used to describe a number of conditions, including atopic
Understanding eczema triggers in children Does your child’s eczema get worse by things like stress, overheating, or certain soaps? These factors, often called “triggers” among
