NEA Magazine — Fall 2024
In this issue of NEA Magazine, we look at how to treat eyelid eczema, squalane for eczema and if sleep medicines are an option for kids with eczema.
Published On: Aug 1, 2022
Last Updated On: Aug 1, 2022
It’s here! Our summer issue of NEA Magazine has arrived. We have new stories about research, treatment, stories from the community and original artwork from our NEA community.
On page 7, Jodi Johnson, PhD, discusses the many diseases associated with eczema beyond the most common comorbidities such as asthma and allergies.
On page 18, Dr. Benjamin Ungar shares his expertise on how to self-screen for skin cancer if your skin is flaring.
On page 14, Jasmine Hsieh shares her journey of learning how to thrive as a teenager with eczema.
And on pages 20-21, we’re thrilled to feature original artwork and photography from our community of NEA artists. If you live with eczema, too, please consider submitting your own original artwork for our next magazine to: editor@nationaleczema.org.
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.
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