In the U.S., 31.6 million people have at least one form of eczema. This skin condition affects all races, ethnicities, genders, and ages. But eczema can be slightly less or more common in specific ...

Though you might see a lot of pictures of eczema on lighter-toned skin, it affects people of all different skin colors and tones. In fact, children who are Black may be more likely to have eczema than ...

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Eczema may increase your risk of bacterial, viral, and fungal skin infections due to a compromised skin barrier. Good hygiene and skin care habits can help reduce this risk. People with eczema may be ...

If you have eczema, you’re already familiar with the incessant itching and redness that comes with experiencing a flare-up. When people classically think of eczema, they’re usually referring to atopic ...

Windy Watson-Crick, a Black mother of two from Altadena, Calif., says she’d developed mild, infrequent quarter-sized patches on her skin throughout her life, but she didn’t realize they were eczema ...

Eczema is a skin condition that people have for a time. It is also known as atopic dermatitis. Eczema makes your skin dry and itchy. It happens over and over again. People of all ages can get eczema.