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Eczema in children: the basics every parent should know
What atopic dermatitis is, how common it is in Canadian kids, where it shows up at each age, why a leaky skin barrier and a jumpy immune system cause it, and the outlook.
Eczema at school and in the teen years
How eczema changes between ages 4 and 17: hands, folds and face, gym and sweat, uniforms, sleep, self-esteem and mental health, and handing the routine to your child.
When a child’s eczema needs a doctor
The signs that a child’s eczema needs more than home care: infection, eczema herpeticum, lost sleep, no improvement after two weeks, and what a doctor can offer.
Atopic dermatitis vs eczema: are they the same thing?
Eczema is a family of itchy, inflamed skin conditions and atopic dermatitis is its most common member. A plain tour of the types, and why the name on a study matters.