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On the left with me are Peter Norén and Richard Staughton, my colleagues and co-authors of Atopic Skin Disease - A Manual For Practitioners,
and with me on the right is Sue Armstrong-Brown, our patient and author of The Eczema Solution.
The enthusiasm of Peter, Richard and Sue for The Combined Approach to atopic eczema has been the inspiration for this membership website.
Here the potent combination of the expertise of professionals with the experience of patients aims to radically improve the treatment of atopic eczema everywhere.

 


Dr Christopher Bridgett



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