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Patients on immunosuppressive therapies for common skin and rheumatic diseases are not at an increased risk for contracting Covid-19.

Researchers studying epidermolysis bullosa (EB), using the unusual approach of collecting live cells from discarded wound dressings, have...

By altering the skin microbiome using live bacteria, researchers were able to improve eczema in children, according to a new study.

Researchers have determined the time of year a baby is born may be a risk factor for allergic diseases.

Researchers have identified a link between sun-seeking behaviour and specific genes known to be involved with addiction and certain...

In a new study, researchers from Seoul, South Korea have found that underlying skin disorders do not predispose patients to Covid-19.

Researchers have identified ways that mechanical stress in tissue surrounding pre-malignant cells in the skin can strongly influence the...