Category Archives: Eczema

"My patients understand itch is transferred like nerve pain," said Gil Yosipovitch, MD, director of the Miami Itch Center and chair of the National Eczema Association scientific advisory committee. But clinicians have argued whether atopic dermatitis is a "rash that itches" or an "itch that rashes," he acknowledged. Continue reading →

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Im not sure which came first: deciding I wanted to be a beauty journalist or discovering I react to a lot of products. I always wanted to write, but it was the constant battle of shopping for so-called 'sensitive' formulas only to develop yet another rash that started my obsession with skincare. Continue reading →

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Emollients are ingredients in moisturizers that soothe and soften the skin, making them ideal for inflammatory skin conditions. Finding one that works for you might take a little guess-and-test, says Dattner. "You never know what your trigger is going to be, so you might have to experiment," he says. Continue reading →

Scroll To See More Images I am one of nearly 32 million people in the United States who live with eczema, otherwise known as those blotchy, red, dry patches that typically flare-up in-between seasons or for no reason at all. Continue reading →

During the winter season, dry and low air temperatures can suck the moisture out of skin cells, causing dry, itchy skin. To protect against seasonally dry, flaky skin here are a few suggestions from professional skincare experts with the Bingham Healthcare Dermatology, with offices in Blackfoot, Idaho Falls, and Pocatello. 1 Continue reading →

WITH Britain set to be hit with its coldest winter in 30 years - kids will be susceptible to picking up bugs such as norovirus, shigella and the dreaded flu. And nobody wants their kids coughing and spluttering or off school poorly, especially with Christmas only 62 days way. 5 However, there are some simple steps parents can take to protect their kids from some of the main winter bugs. Continue reading →

That day is the 11the of October, International Day of the Girl Child. While there could be many different topics and issues we could touch on when it comes to the empowerment of females, What better way is there than to introduce women who are making things happen inspiring their community. Today we focus on Japan and explore what up and coming initiative is strengthening its community. Continue reading →