Scientists evaluated more than 200 randomized trials involving more than 43,000 people with atopic dermatitis (average age 18). The researchers compared almost 70 different prescription creams or ...

The theory is that the cream version helps eczema by inhibiting immune system cells that may contribute to skin inflammation. In clinical studies, 28% to 37% of patients who used Protopic daily ...

Allow me to blunt: Eczema on your face isn’t fun. It can be wildly itchy, sting, burn, cause bumps and blisters—the list goes on. But eczema is so common (up to 15 million people have to deal ...

These topical medications are a go-to treatment for an eczema flare-up. Steroids reduce inflammation by lowering your body's immune response. Prescription steroids may come as ointments, creams, or ...

Treating eczema can mean using a prescription steroid, but for mild cases, over-the-counter topicals, like an eczema cream, can aid in calming skin.

This midlife milestone comes with many changes, which can be especially noticeable when it comes to hair and skin. Not to ...

The labels on two prescription creams to treat eczema will have to bear “black box” warnings of possible cancer risks. The Food and Drug Administration action on Thursday follows an agency ...

Government scientists, concerned that two prescription creams used widely for a common skin condition may increase the risk of certain cancers, especially among children, will propose adding ...

Two relatively new and very popular prescription creams used to treat eczema (search) in children and adults may soon carry a "black box" warning — indicating the drugs represent a cancer risk ...

It’s itchy, irritating and very common. But if eczema is left unchecked, it can become a big problem. Credit...Edmon de Haro Supported by By Hallie Levine This guide was originally published on ...