Eczema and the cold NIH MedlinePlus Magazine

The dry air of winter can make eczema flareups worse for people who have them. Eczema is not contagious, but we don’t know exactly what causes it—likely a combination of genetics and environmental triggers. But there are steps people with eczema can take to protect their skin from discomfort and infection in winter. Learn more from NIH MedlinePlus Magazine!

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

Kjartan Armann on LinkedIn: Eczema and the cold

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