High Eczema Rate Linked To Air We Breathe - Here's Why
Here's why the increased eczema rate may be linked to breathable air.
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Here's why the increased eczema rate may be linked to breathable air.
NIH study links common chemicals, vehicle exhaust to rates of eczema Health
New research shows that chemicals from car exhaust, wildfires, and cigarette smoke impair our skin’s ability to make healthy oil, making it susceptible to eczema.
'I think these authors are spot-on in recognizing the incidence of allergic conditions is increasing concurrently with how different pollutants are increasing in our environment,' said Jessica Hui, MD.
Here's why the increased eczema rate may be linked to breathable air.