Category Archives: Eczema

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THE next few months have the potential of increased risk of facial eczema outbreaks in Gippsland. To help farmers manage the risk of facial eczema in their herds, Dairy Australia and GippsDairy will again support a pasture spore monitoring service across a series of sentinel farms in Gippsland. Click here for more information. Remember that early intervention is critical. When local pasture spore counts trend upward of 20,000 spores/gram and weather conditions look favourable for sporulation, each farm should monitor its own pasture spore counts week to week and implement facial eczema control and prevention strategies. Spores have already been recorded at low levels in pasture samples in December. To ensure maximum reliability of pasture spore counts, a consistent approach to collecting pasture samples is required. The correct method is provided in Appendix A of the Dairy Australia document A Review of Facial Eczema (Pithomycotoxicosis) (updated 2013). Spore counts on samples collected may be done at a number of veterinary clinics across Gippsland. Daily feeding of zinc supplements to dairy herds during high risk periods has been shown to protect them from the fungal toxin responsible for facial eczema. However the stringent regulatory conditions for the control of veterinary medicines … Continue reading →

PRESS RELEASE 4 February For Immediate Release Health Pioneer shares 50 year legacy with new eczema book More than 40,000 patients have travelled from New Zealand and across the globe to receive an eczema treatment package from Pacific health pioneer Dr Joe Williams. In his first book Eczema - The Neglected Disease of Children, Dr Williams, who turned 80 in October last year, shares his legacy which spans more than 50 years. Having been at the forefront of Pacific health for many years, Dr Joe Williams has published a book of his lifes work, titled Eczema - The Neglected Disease of Children. It follows more than half a century of working in the field, which has resulted in his own Eczema-Care Therapy package, used by the multitudes that have sought his treatment. Dr Williams states eczema is a global disease which affects one in five of the worlds children and one in 10 adults and is a growing public health problem. A paediatrician colleague once told him that eczema is one of the most poorly understood and mismanaged conditions in infants and children in both primary and secondary care. Eczema is not life-threatening. No one dies from it. Eczema is … Continue reading →

Eczema: The Neglected Disease of Children Dr Joe Williams has dedicated over 50 years of his career researching and effectively treating Eczema. In his revolutionary new book Eczema: The Neglected Disease of Children, he provides an... By: Dr Joe Books … Continue reading →

Expert calls for commission into subsidised drugs for treating eczema NZ's leading eczema specialist, Dr Joe Williams, is calling for a Govt commission into subsidised drugs for eczema.He says the creams the govt currently subsidises are useless and causing widesprea. By: Te Karere TVNZ … Continue reading →