Life beyond your eczema.

Is eczema affecting you or your teen? Take control of your treatment plan and explore research options that may provide the relief needed.

Why should you join an eczema research study?

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There is currently no cure for eczema, and rashes often will not clear up if left untreated.

50% of People

50% of patients with moderate to severe AD indicate that it significantly limits their lifestyle

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Nearly 40% of school age children have experienced bullying due to their eczema.

Hear from others who have participated in clinical research.

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“People have to step up and be part of the solution. It’s nothing to be afraid of.”

Kathleen

Clinical Trial Participant

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“I wholeheartedly hope other people will step up and do it, so they have enough people to fully carry this through.”

Penny

Clinical Trial Participant

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“I think that people should try to help other islanders by getting this study going, and I think you should do it.”

Mike

Clinical Trial Participant

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“We need people to participate in studies to be able to get these things out there and get them approved.”

Janet

Clinical Trial Participant

Testimonials provided by trial participants are personal experiences and do not necessarily represent the views of the trial sponsor or Care Access. They are not a substitute for medical advice, and the results of the trial may vary based on individual circumstances. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.

Take back your power!

Discover if an eczema research study may help improve you or your teen's eczema symptoms and provide a better quality of life.

By participating, you or your teen may:

  • Receive eczema-related treatment at no cost
  • Receive financial compensation for time and travel
  • Help improve eczema symptom management for future generations
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