When Recruiting Too Quickly Becomes a Problem

When Recruiting Too Quickly Becomes a Problem

Researchers often worry about how hard it can be to recruit people into clinical studies. After months of preparation, participant numbers can grow frustratingly slowly. So when our latest eczema study filled up much faster than expected, we thought we had hit the...
Finding Relief in Action

Finding Relief in Action

Living with the skin condition eczema for most of my life has its ups and downs; mostly downs when I am stressed. I have found that too much stress triggers and aggravates my eczema. Are there ways to reduce my stress levels? Helping out and contributing to something...
Creativity brings children with eczema together

Creativity brings children with eczema together

Over the past three years, lots of people have shared their lived experiences of eczema with us through our Rapid Eczema Trials project. We’ve heard time and time again how people often never meet anyone else with the condition. They feel alone, saying that people...
Walk to Work Day

Walk to Work Day

One of the joys of working with the Rapid Eczema Trials team is that it is a perfect excuse for an early morning walk of just over two hours to Nottingham University.  Walking gives me time to think and what’s not to love when half of the route is along a canal?...
Rapid Eczema Trials – 2025 Highlights

Rapid Eczema Trials – 2025 Highlights

2025 has been a brilliant year for Rapid Eczema Trials, and we’re excited to share some of the standout moments from the past twelve months. The Bathing Study: Freedom to Choose The headline finding: It makes no difference to eczema symptoms whether people bathe daily...