Author: eczemarelief
Eczema can be a real pain — in every sense of the word. Bachelor in Paradise fans might even classify it as “low-level pain.” (If you don’t get the reference, lucky you.) Unlike pimples, a hands-off approach won’t necessarily make the itchy, flaky, irritated patches go away. But luckily, over-the-counter products can help — namely […]
Individuals with sickle cell disease (SCD) present at the emergency department (ED) and are often admitted for hospitalization most commonly for vaso-occlusive pain episodes (VOEs). These episodes, also referred to as “pain crises” due to the intense pain experienced by patients, cause an acute arginine (Arg) deficiency. Arg supplementation has shown positive impacts on blood […]
Miriam Santer, professor of primary care research1, Lucy Yardley, professor of health psychology2 3, Ingrid Muller, associate professor1, Amanda Roberts, patient and public contributor4, Kim S Thomas, professor of applied dermatology research4 1Primary Care Research Centre, Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK 2School of Psychology, University of Southampton, Southampton 3School of Psychological Science, […]
Key Takeaways Amazon has launched a direct-to-consumer (DTC) telehealth service called Amazon Clinic for the treatment of over 20 common health conditions. The services will offer users 24/7 access to providers who can create treatment plans and refill prescription medications. While DTC services are convenient, experts warn that they are not a substitute for having […]