Is getting rid of Staph aureus in the gut the key to improving eczema? And can we control it without antibiotics?

Korey Capozza travels to Spain for the European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Congress where she speaks to researchers that are trying to explain the allergy epidemic and what we can do about it.

Could the diet and lifestyle of a mother during pregnancy influence whether her baby will develop eczema? Our podcast guests are studying the role that diet and the gut microbiome in pregnancy play.

Frustrated by eczema care that ignores patient priorities? New guidelines from the medical societies for allergists and immunologists may help change that.

This episode features research highlights from the 2024 American Academy of Dermatology meeting in San Diego.

Could we cure allergies by taking probiotics or transplanting the gut microbiome from a healthy person?  What does all this mean for eczema/allergy prevention?

Our latest podcast episode highlights some of the top research discoveries of 2023 related to eczema.

Can moisturizers help prevent eczema? If so: when, what and how should they be applied? Can probiotics help? If so: who should take them - mother or baby?

Dupixent (also known as dupilumab) has transformed the lives of people with moderate to severe eczema, but will patients need to use it indefinitely?

Itch. It’s the hallmark symptom of eczema and the most troublesome.  In this podcast we discuss why the eczema itch is so hard to treat and explore effective treatment options.

What do microplastics, dishwasher rinse-aid, air pollution and processed foods have to do with eczema?

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

In our very first “Big Ideas” competition, we asked those who live with eczema for big ideas that could lead to better treatments or a cure.

Could allergy drops (or shots) be the answer to reducing eczema flares?

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

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.

Topical corticosteroids use is controversial in our community and generates a lot of concern among caregivers.

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

Are certain types of moisturizers better than others for eczema? What is the best way to apply it? In this episode we ask our guest speakers, both researchers who have studied this topic, to weigh in.

Globally, patients and caregivers are often left to figure out the daunting task of getting eczema under control by medical systems that provide limited direction. In a first-of-its kind collaboration between patient organizations from eight countries coordinated by Global Parents for Eczema Research, we reveal the results of a 3,200 response survey…