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          Your Candidates-Your Health 2008:
Take Action to Make Research a Higher Priority in Upcoming Elections

Urge your Congressional candidates to share their views on health, science, and research! Visit 2008 Your Candidates-Your Health and reach out to your candidates requesting they participate in our voter education initiative.

If your state or territory's congressional primary has already occurred (Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico or Texas), visit Your Candidates-Your Health and view your candidates' stances on health and research issues. If your candidate has not responded to the survey, send him or her a message from the website. Please be sure to thank candidates who have already responded. Congressional candidates from other states and territories will be added after each congressional primary, so check the site often.

According to a recent public opinion poll from Research!America and ScienceDebate2008.com:
• 83% of U.S. adults say it is important that presidential candidates talk about how science and scientific research will affect their policy-making decisions if they are elected.
• 85% of Americans want a presidential debate on science issues such as health care, climate change and energy.

You can see all the results of the poll at www.researchamerica.org. If you have not already, please sign on to ScienceDebate2008.com to show your support for a presidential debate on how science will be used to help tackle America's challenges.

 

  Eczema And Sensitive Skin Education (EASE) Program
  including National Eczema Association Seal of Acceptance.

  Can Psychodermatology Help Your Eczema?
For many people with eczema, conventional dermatology is dramatically helpful. But if your
frustration is building because you are not getting the help you’re hoping for, it may be time
to add some new tools. Click for More Information...

FDA Approval of New Treatment
 

Images of Isolation
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Now a collection of polaroid photographs is telling a story that’s changing the way we look at eczema.
View Images of Isolation

The 2006 NEA Annual Report is here!
Please take a moment to read about all of our exciting achievements in 2006. Click here to display or download a PDF version of the report.

  LIFE Improvements for Eczema
  Find out the meaning of LIFE and how it is helping raise awareness about the impact of eczema. Click here to find out more.

Breakthrough Fabric
Making contact with almost any fabric can be an agonizing experience for people who suffer from itchy, dry sensitive skin caused by eczema. Now, a breakthrough fabric called DermaSmart™ created by Milliken & Company promises to reduce itching and the appearance of dryness, peeling and scaling commonly associated with sensitive skin.

A New Way of Looking at Relief
Traditionally, children and adults with skin conditions accompanied by severe itching, dryness, redness, irritation, and an extreme sensitivity to touch are treated with either oral or topical drugs, or a combination of both. DermaSmart™ offers an additional method for symptom relief. http://www.dermasmart.com

REGISTRIES
1. Peer—
Has your child used Elidel®? Sign up for PEER for the follow up safety studies. Logon to the website www.ThePeerProgram.org or call the PEER toll free number (1-877-711--7337). Staff will be available to answer your questions.
2. Apples—
Has your child used Protopicl®? Sign up for APPLES for the follow up safety studies. Call toll free -877-277-7530. Staff will be available to answer your questions.
3. Atopic Dermatitis Vaccinia Network (ADVN)—
Studies to make smallpox vaccinations safer for people with atopic dermatitis (AD). Call 1-888-413-5852 or visit www.atopicderm.org for more information.

NEA Statement on Protopic and Elidel
The National Eczema Association’s Statement Concerning the Use of Protopic and Elidel

Make A Donation
Join us in our efforts to help those struggling with eczema through education, networking and supporting research.


 
 

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