Rapid Eczema Trials

Joining together to improve the lives of people living with eczema.

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Ways to get involved:

Scratch Less Study 

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Photo Assessment study results

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Research is for Everyone

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The Rapid Eczema Trials research project will enable people with eczema to answer questions that they have about living with eczema. We have been developing questions around three themes.

How to bathe

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We looked at how often to have a bath or shower when you have eczema. Read the study results here.

Keep Control of Eczema

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We are looking at the best way to keep control of eczema between flares using topical treatments.

Scratch Less Study

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We are testing ways of coping with itching and scratching to help improve eczema.

Join our community!

We are members of the public working with researchers to design and run clinical trials that answer questions that people have about living with eczema.

If you have questions about how best to manage your eczema, then this project is for you.

Come and join us – together we can improve the lives of people living with eczema.

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Follow us on social media

Become a friend of the Rapid project, be sure to follow us on your favourite social media platforms and tell your friends and family about the Rapid Eczema Trials project.

Please contact your GP if you require medical or other support for your eczema.