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Study Examines Eye Health of Rosacea Patients
People with rosacea may be more likely to have meibomian gland dysfunction, blepharitis and changes to the margins of their eyelids, according to researchers.
How Do You Explain Rosacea to Others?
Whether responding to incorrect comments or dispelling the potential for false impressions, it might be a good idea to initiate a conversation about your condition.
Study Finds Association Between Rosacea & Migraine
Researchers in Denmark have reported a potential link between rosacea and migraine headaches.
New Year's Eve is No Time for a Flare-up
How Can You Help Rosacea Research?
Learn how you can play an important role in the ongoing search for the causes and other key aspects of rosacea.
Special Steps for Winter Rosacea Care
More than a third of rosacea patients have said winter is the hardest season of the year.
Further Studies Link IBD and Rosacea
Recent studies in the United Kingdom, South Korea and Denmark have found significant associations between rosacea and inflammatory bowel disease.
Rosacea or “Teenager Skin” Breakouts? One Woman’s Road to Rosacea Relief
The following announcement was issued by Galderma Laboratories, L.P.
Support the National Rosacea Society on Giving Tuesday
This year the National Rosacea Society is taking part in Giving Tuesday, a global day of charity that falls just after the shopping madness of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Tips for Avoiding Turkey Day Triggers
Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate with family and friends, but it can also be a time when potential rosacea flare-ups could make the festivities less enjoyable.
Fall Rosacea Review is Now Available
The latest issue of our newsletter is now available for online reading.
Dispelling the Myth of Wine and Noses
Despite increased information and awareness of rosacea, the misconception persists that rosacea is caused by excessive drinking.
Success Story: Fighting Redness in Paradise
"For several years I thought there was no light at the end of the tunnel with this condition, and that I would have to live with aggravated rosacea the rest of my life," she said.
Survey: Eye Irritation from Rosacea Often Goes Untreated
A new survey of rosacea patients found most with eye irritation have not been treated for the eye symptoms of ocular rosacea.
7 Tips to Ward Off Autumn Rosy Cheeks
Change in weather can bring special challenges. Here are some tips to help ensure that your fall is flare-up free.
Rosacea.org is Now Mobile Friendly
Rosacea.org, the leading online resource for information about rosacea, is now optimized to work on mobile devices.
Potential Link Found Between Rosacea and GI Disorders
Researchers conducting a nationwide study in Denmark found that rosacea may be associated with increased risk of certain gastrointestinal diseases.
National Rosacea Society Awards New Research Grants
The National Rosacea Society announced it has awarded funding for three new studies, in addition to continuing support for two ongoing studies, as part of its research grants program.
Rosacea Lookalike: Perioral Dermatitis
Perioral dermatitis is a red, bumpy rash that may form on the skin around the mouth and the lower portion of the face.
Travel Essentials to Keep Rosacea at Bay
While travel and vacation can mean taking a break, don’t let your skincare and rosacea-friendly lifestyle choices falter when you’re away from your daily routine.
Latest Rosacea Review Newsletter Now Available Online
This issue includes a report on comorbidity studies that potentially link rosacea to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, as well as many other stories.
Stress Management: A Vital Link in Rosacea Control
Living in a state of stress can impact both mental and physical health. For those with rosacea, stress can also be a trigger for their skin condition.
How to Handle Common Questions About Rosacea
Those who suffer from rosacea may often hear the same comments. Here are some suggestions for turning these occasions into opportunities to spread awareness and understanding.
Survey: Rosacea Patients Often Use Multiple Therapies
A new NRS survey of 1,534 rosacea patients finds that more than one therapy is often used over the course of managing the condition.