Eczema Cream: Insights from a Healthcare Professional

Did you know that Atopic Dermatitis significantly impacts sleep, especially in children? This in turn affects their quality of life and that of the entire family. Mustela’s chief Dermatologist and Advisor for Scientific Communication, Dr Clarence de Belilovsky shares insights in a recent Q&A What is Atopic Dermatitis (AD) or Eczema, and how does it…

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Supporting Someone Living with Eczema: Practical Ways to Make a Difference

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Eczema isn’t just about dry or itchy skin – it’s a daily challenge that can affect every part of a person’s life, often in ways that are not visible to others. The physical discomfort, the emotional strain, and the need to constantly manage symptoms can be overwhelming.  During Eczema Awareness Month, we’re taking the time…

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Supporting Kids Facing Eczema and Bullying

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Eczema is a condition that affects more than just the skin – it can deeply impact a child’s emotional well-being. The visible symptoms of eczema can sometimes lead to bullying, teasing, or feelings of isolation, which can be incredibly difficult for both children and their families. We know how heartbreaking it is to see your…

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6 Tips To Help Manage and Identify Eczema in Babies and Children

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Eczema in babies is more common than you might think! Around 20% of children under two experience eczema, also known as infantile eczema, and it usually begins in the first six months of life. As a parent, managing your baby’s eczema can feel overwhelming and challenging, especially if it’s your first time dealing with it.…

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