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Hoth Therapeutics Procures Full Licensing Rights for the BioLexa Platform for Treating Atopic Dermatitis
Hoth Therapeutics Inc announces that it has obtained exclusive worldwide licensing rights to the BioLexa Platform, a proprietary, patented antimicrobial therapy focused on treating atopic dermatitis.
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NEA and PeDRA Announce 2020 Childhood Eczema Challenge Grant
Applications are open for researchers to submit for the Childhood Eczema Challenge Grant, the result of a collaboration between NEA and PeDRA.
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Yes, You Can Get Eczema on Your Scalp and Here’s How to Deal with It
You might not think you can have eczema if you’re having issues only with your scalp, but it’s possible, according to Glamour.
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Revving Up Immune System May Help Treat Eczema
Boosting natural killer cells in mice improves skin rash, according to a study from Washington University School of Medicine.
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Eczema Linked to Pediatric Somatic Symptoms; Behavioral, Attention Issues
Children with eczema may be more likely to demonstrate somatic symptoms, as well as attention and behavioral problems, than children without eczema, according to research, Dermatology Advisor notes.
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Study Explains Why Some Creams and Cosmetics May Cause a Skin Rash
A new study suggests the way some chemicals displace natural fat-like molecules (called lipids) in skin cells may explain how many common ingredients trigger allergic contact dermatitis and, encouragingly, suggests a new way to treat the condition., according to Columbia University.
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PO SCORAD for Black Skin a Valuable Tool for Evaluating AD
A new, modified version of the patient-oriented (PO) SCORing for Atopic Dermatitis (SCORAD) tool is as effective for evaluating atopic dermatitis (AD) in black skin as a previous version used in European countries for white skin, according to a validation study, per Dermatology Advisor.
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Evidence Growing That Eczema Itch More Than Skin Deep
New evidence supports the patient-reported sensation that “eczema is the itch that rashes,” researchers tell Medscape Medical News.
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Helping Your Child Deal with Eczema
Follow these tips to help keep eczema symptoms in your children under control, SheKnows shares.
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Tape Strip Approach Identifies Atopic Dermatitis Biomarkers in Children
Researchers have found a way to evaluate the cutaneous biomarkers of atopic dermatitis via a minimally invasive method using tape strips, which may offer insight into tracking pediatric treatment responses in the future, according to recent findings published in JAMA Dermatology, per Healio.
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Science 37 and USC Combine Efforts on an NIH-Funded Telemedicine Study of Eczema Patients
Science 37 and the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California (USC) announce their collaboration on $3.4 million telemedicine-based dermatology study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), according to a news release.
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Study Scratches the Surface of How the Brain Senses an Itch
A set of neurons in the spinal cord help transmit a light-touch signal from the skin to the brain. Researchers explain this process in Cell Reports.
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Data Estimates Prurigo Nodularis Prevalence in United States
Prurigo nodularis (PN), a skin disease characterized by severely itchy, firm bumps on the skin, may be associated with other inflammatory skin disorders as well as systemic and mental health disorders, Johns Hopkins researchers report.
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Eczema Skin Cracks May Promote Allergic Diseases
Infants who develop eczema are more likely to develop food allergies, hay fever and asthma as they grow older, a progression known as the atopic march, according to researchers.
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Kids with SA-Infected Eczema May Have Higher Food Allergy Risk
Scientists from King’s College London suggest that young children with severe eczema infected with Staphylococcus aureus (SA) bacterium are at a higher risk of developing a food allergy.
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Hispanic and Black Children May Be More Likely to Miss School Due to Eczema
In a study that highlights racial disparities in the everyday impact of eczema, new research published in JAMA Dermatology suggests that Hispanic and black children are more likely than white children to miss school due to the chronic skin disease.
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