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Eczema and Mental Health
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Eczema and Mental Health

Although eczema is most commonly associated with the rashes and itchiness it causes, people who live with eczema often experience symptoms that are more than just skin-deep. In particular, eczema has been linked to negative mental health outcomes for the people who suffer from it.

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Heat and Fires and Floods.  Oh My!
Kara Orevillo Kara Orevillo

Heat and Fires and Floods. Oh My!

Our recent podcast on climate change examined the variety of ways extreme weather events affect children with eczema. Here are some actions you can take to ease the impact of our changing environment for your child.

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One Year Later – A Good News Story for Olivia and Jill
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One Year Later – A Good News Story for Olivia and Jill

We interviewed Jill and Olivia almost a year ago for our newsletter. This is their story and an update on how Dupixent, an eczema drug recently available to young children, changed everything.

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Give Skin a Chance: Our First Book Club Book
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Give Skin a Chance: Our First Book Club Book

It’s unusual for a doctor to proclaim, “I haven’t showered in a month.” But that’s just what the author of our first book club selection did…

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6 Things I Wish My Family Knew About Eczema
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6 Things I Wish My Family Knew About Eczema

Dealing with an infant’s eczema is hard alone and may be hard to understand for other family members if they are not always present. Here is what one mom wishes she could have told them in those early years.

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Back-to-School Book Review: Eczema Books for School-Aged Kids
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Back-to-School Book Review: Eczema Books for School-Aged Kids

Starting in first grade, your child steps outside your protective bubble. These books help children help understand their condition and to know that they are not alone. They offer strategies to explain to classmates why their skin looks different, why lack of sleep makes them cranky sometimes and why they can’t help ITCHING.

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