NEA Magazine — Winter 2025
In this issue of NEA Magazine, we look at how to identify and treat contact dermatitis, how phototherapy works and marine algae for eczema.
Published On: Oct 10, 2021
Last Updated On: Jan 24, 2022
It’s here! Our fall issue of NEA Magazine has arrived.
On page 5, NEA Ambassador Sam Bittner represents the eczema community in evaluation of new treatments.
On page 9, Jodi Johnson, PhD, explores the science behind the pain associated with atopic dermatitis (AD), including current treatment options for managing chronic pain related to AD.
On page 14, NEA Senior Editor Steve Nelson gets the facts on eczema and cryotherapy. NEA community members and medical experts share their thoughts on whether cryotherapy might be helpful for people with eczema.
On page 20, we’re also excited to share six poems that members of our community shared during Eczema Expo 2021!
Thanks for reading! And let us know if you have any feedback. We’re also eager to hear from our community and welcome any suggestions you have for future magazine stories. Reach out to us at Editor@NationalEczema.org
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