35% of eczema sufferers say skin condition affects their work and relationships

Published: 27-Jul-2018
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New study reveals how eczema affects different aspects of life from work to relationships, body confidence and finances

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35% of eczema sufferers say skin condition affects their work and relationships

The impact of eczema on people's lives has been revealed in a new study.

The Eczema Experience Survey, conducted by TalkHealth and Harvey Water Softeners, showed that 100% of the 842 respondents believe their skin conditions have affected one or more aspects of their lives.

Body confidence was selected by 76% of survey participants, while 65% said they felt their skin condition had

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