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To help you understand both, we spoke with experts about eczema and psoriasis: the difference between the two, how to treat them, and more. What is eczema?

Over the past three decades, Lora has learned a ton about eczema, including how to soothe the itch, prevent flares, and to mentally cope with the chronic condition. Here's what's worked for her.

“Eczema is a chronic skin condition that is due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors,” says Karan Lal, DO, FAAD, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based dermatologist.

The last few years have brought several research breakthroughs in the origins of and treatments for this itchy skin condition.

A group of researchers have created four novel laboratory-developed tests that can distinguish between and subclassify atopic dermatitis and psoriasis in a skin biopsy, according to a press ...

Self-care strategies, such as warm baths and using a skin moisturizer daily, can help ease eczema symptoms. But when symptoms become severe, a biologic may be needed.

Eczema is most common in developed countries. Although it can affect people of all ages, it is more frequently seen in children.

The best out-of-the-box tricks to treat atopic dermatitis (eczema), according to expert dermatologists, plus products to try.

Treating eczema starts with a solid skincare routine, but you may need more than just moisturizer to get you through a flare-up.