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/PRNewswire/ -- New secondary analysis from Eli Lilly and Company's (NYSE: LLY) Phase 3 clinical development program showed patients receiving lebrikizumab who...
Almirall S.A. today announced results from a new secondary analysis from the Phase 3 clinical development program which showed patients receiving lebrikizumab who were assessed at 16 weeks... | May 1, 2023
While it is expected that hand washing is a norm, doing so has become more instilled since 2020 due to the entry of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and a consultant dermatologist has cautioned, having co-related dry hands and a skin disease, with intense hand hygiene routines, including the excessive use of hand sanitisers.
DCGI approves DRDO-developed anti-Covid oral drug, could reduce supplemental oxygen dependence "Wash your hands regularly" and "Use hand sanitizer" have become essential hygiene mantras since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the role of these practices in keeping the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus at bay is undeniable, they have also taken a dermatological toll on the hands. Now, a new study states that strict hand hygiene measures have led to the development of hand dermatitis in two-thirds of the public. According to the study by scientists from Father Muller Medical College, India, th...