Alexis Smith
Larissa Cosgrove
‘I Struggled Silently With Eczema Forever—Then I Started a Social-Media Movement Around It’
Community is powerful: It can be the difference between suffering silently or thriving together. To put that power on display, we’re exploring the stories of patients living with eczema, showing how they empowered themselves—and others—to fight back against stigma and to find their joy while living with eczema. Consider this your emotional epicenter for eczema support.
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‘As a Woman of Color with Eczema, I’m All About Being ‘Woke’ About My Skin—Here’s Why’
'4 Ways I Combat the Mental Load of Living With Chronic Eczema'
Raelle Brown
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The Eczema Chronicles
How To Tweak Your Eczema-Care Routine Based on the Season, From Polar Vortexes to Heat Waves
‘I’m a Dermatologist Who Regularly Treats Eczema—Here Are 5 Things I Wish Every Patient Knew’
The 3 Drugstore Products Mandy Moore Always Has On-Hand During Eczema Flares
There Are 7 Different Types of Eczema—Here’s What a Dermatologist Wants You To Know About Each of Them
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12 Face Moisturizers, Creams, and
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Eczema Association
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Larissa Cosgrove
'4 Ways I Combat the Mental Load of Living With Chronic Eczema'
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Raelle Brown
‘As a Woman of Color with Eczema, I’m All About Being ‘Woke’ About My Skin—Here’s Why’
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