Biological therapies like dupilumab target type 2 inflammation, now new research shows they also modify the skin microbiome.

Have you ever wondered if there is anything you can do during pregnancy to lower the chance of your baby developing eczema?

Imagine if doctors could use a non-invasive test on newborns to predict their risk of developing eczema? Now it might be possible.

Until recently, the mental health impacts of eczema were hidden and under recognized. However, there's been a spate of new research that shows an association between eczema and mental health conditions like anxiety and depression.

Our skin protects us from our environment, and global warming is changing that environment. In turn, new research suggests our changing environment can alter our skin.

Eczema and food allergy are closely intertwined, particularly when it comes to questions of prevention.

Many parents receive conflicting advice about how and how often to bathe a child with eczema, which leads to confusion around this common ritual.

Parents of children with eczema often end up on a long journey to determine what triggers their child’s flares, and food is often suspected to be a culprit.

New research suggests a link between eczema and learning disabilities in children. But how can we tease out the effect of itch, sleep, treatment and other factors to know if the learning disability is real?

In this episode we explore the bi-directional relationship between food allergies and eczema with two leading pediatric allergists.

How can we harness the body’s defenses for fighting off infections and invaders to tackle eczema and its complications, including eczema herpeticum.