“When a dermatologist sees a child who looks like they have eczema, we usually think that it’s atopic dermatitis because nearly 1 in 5 children develop it,” said senior study authorDr. JiaDe (Jeff) Yu, an assistant professor of adult and pediatric dermatology at Massachusetts General Hospit...
condition, affecting one in five children and one in ten adults in the UK (Schofield et al, 2009).The majority of children and adults with eczema are treated in primary care and self-manage, so it is imperative that treatment plans can be systematically developed and address patient needs. ...
reduced growth (in children) Cushing’s syndrome, a rare hormone condition Topical corticosteroids should only be used sparingly. Using more can increase the risk of side effects. For more information on topical corticosteroid side effects, check the patient information leaflet included with your tube...
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In the midst of all this, it is necessary to remind yourself that childhood comes only once and we get but one chance to enjoy it with our children. We need to pause from time to time, take a breath and look for moments to connect with our child. They need us to see them as a ...
Carers of children with eczema were invited through primary care mail-out and randomized to 3 groups: (1) website only, (2) website plus HCP support, or (3) usual care. Patient-Oriented Eczema Measure (POEM) scores were measured online by carer report at baseline and at 12 weeks. ...
Eczema affects around one in five children in the UK (National Eczema Society (NES), 2018). Although a common condition, it is also highly personalised: th... J Windell - 《Community Practitioner the Journal of the Community Practitioners & Health Visitors Association》 被引量: 0发表: 2018年...
In a UK research that was published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in May 2018, the sociodemographic characteristics of around 675,000 children were analyzed in a primary-care database. They discovered that the babies were more likely to be diagnosed with eczema if they fell...
Nina Goad of the British Association of Dermatologists said: 'Eczema is our most commonskin disease, affecting one in every five children in the UK at some stage and causing a significant burden to the patient and the health service.Allergic diseasesincluding eczema have increased over past decad...
Eczema is askin conditioncharacterized by inflammation and irritation of the skin, often presenting red, itchy and dry patches of skin. It can affect people of all ages but is most common in infants and children. The condition is very common and has considerable impacts on people's quality of...