Tuesday 18 June 2013
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Counting the cost of eczema in the workplace

Counting the cost of eczema in the workplace

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Justine Rawlins
National Eczema Society

The detrimental impact of eczema in the workplace is the focus of a major awareness campaign among nurses by the National Eczema Society.

Six million people in the UK suffer from eczema, which can be a huge cause of economic loss to employers and employees. It is one of the most common occupational skin diseases and 80% of newly diagnosed work-related skin problems are eczema caused by exposure to irritant substances.¹,²

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