News & Events

Andrew Proctor on NHS emollient rationing

National Eczema Society's Chief Executive Andrew Proctor writes about why people are suffering because of NHS emollient rationing

Results of emollient rationing survey

Read the results from our survey on people's experiences of emollient rationing. Thanks to everyone who completed the survey!

Top tips for eczema in cold weather

Tips for managing eczema in the colder months of the year

December 2019 Exchange is here! Enjoy the magazine...

December's Exchange Magazine, packed with news, real-life experiences and specialist advice, is now available.

Finding it difficult to get emollients on prescription?

If you're finding it difficult to get emollients or emollient wash products on prescription, we have info you can show your GP.

Life-changing treatment for eczema now available for older children

Biologic treatment Dupilumab has now been approved in the EU for 12-17 year-olds with moderate-to-severe eczema.

UPDATE: Consultation on emollient wash products and silk garments

Here's an update on the recent NHS England consultation that covered emollient bath and shower preparations and silk garments.

5 Top Tips for your Ideal Emollient

For people with eczema, emollient is a vital first-line treatment for dry skin and preventing and soothing flare-ups. How do you find the best emollient for YOU?

The mind–skin connection

Dr Anthony Bewley, a consultant dermatologist who specialises in psychodermatology, explains the mind-skin connection.

Put your best foot forward for eczema...running for us!

We have places in a variety of running events around the UK

2020 London Marathon spaces now available!

If you're looking to get on the ballot for the Virgin Money London Marathon 2020 then here's your chance to register your interest in supporting us for one of our limited Gold Bond spaces.

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Research findings on fracture risk in adults with eczema

You may have seen media reports with some rather scary headlines. In the paper, researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine reported that adults with eczema could have an increased risk of fractures.