Health Insight
eczema (atopic dermatitis)
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Dry Skin? Try These Skin Care Tips This Winter
Here's how the Canadian Dermatology Association is helping patients manage their skin conditions.
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Living with Atopic Dermatitis — More Than Just a Skin Rash
Living with atopic dermatitis is an ongoing challenge. Better patient engagement and integrated, timely care can lead to better outcomes.
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What to Know about Eczema according to the Canadian Dermatology Association
The Canadian Dermatology Association provides insight on the signs and symptoms of eczema — a skin condition that affects up to 20 percent of Canadians.
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Sensitive Skin? This Hand Sanitizer Has You Covered!
Hand sanitizer has been a vital tool in fighting germs and keeping hands clean during the pandemic, but not all hand sanitizers are safe for our skin.
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Prescription and Cortisone Free Way to Treat Eczema Flareups
Finding a suitable product to treat and maintain eczema-prone skin can be challenging. The Ducray Dexyane dermo cosmetic line offers a solution.
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New Hope for Adolescents with Atopic Dermatitis
Colder temperature and drier air mean more flare-ups for Canadians living with atopic dermatitis (eczema). Learn about removing the stigma.
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How to Feel Confident With Eczema This Summer
Summer's a happy occasion for many Canadians, but for those living with atopic dermatitis — also known as eczema — it can be a challenge.
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Life with Eczema: “There’s So Much Suffering”
What's it like living with eczema? Tanya Mohan, Torontonian and life-long sufferer of the skin disease, explains the physical and psychological impacts.
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Eczema Myths and Facts: Beyond Dry Skin
Eczema — or atopic dermatitis — can cause dry, itchy, rash-covered skin that can bleed and ooze. Read some of the biggest misconceptions about eczema.
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Canadians Missing out on Innovative Eczema Treatments
Eczema patients also experience constant itching, pain, and are at higher risk for psychological conditions. Learn about eczema and its changing treatments.