US EditionGlobal Warming Worsens the Gravity of Eczema, but There Is Hope
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Global warming and poor air quality are likely to increase the severity of the skin condition of people with eczema, according to a recent study published in the medical journal Jama Dermatology. However, current treatments are very effective in relieving eczema seizures, says a dermatologist.
MONTREAL — Global warming and poor air quality are likely to increase the severity of skin disease in people suffering from eczema, according to a recent study published in the medical journal Jama Dermatology. However, current treatments are very effective in relieving the skin attacks, points out a dermatologist. The authors analysed 42 studies from 14 countries and concluded that air pollution is related to worsening eczema. They observed an …
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