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Always Read the Label

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Labelling on medication can be a minefield. The packaging or the outside of the tube or container usually carries a wealth of useful information — which is the case for both prescribed medicines and emollient products bought over the counter — as much of the information is required by European Union (EU) law. However, sometimes the information requires a bit of decoding. This article offers some helpful pointers on what to look for, particularly in medicines commonly used by people with eczema.

Document Type: Regular Paper

Publication date: 01 June 2014

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  • Dermatological Nursing is the quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of the British Dermatological Nursing Group (BDNG) and the UK's only quality dermatological nursing journal. It aims to provide cutting-edge articles on the treatment and management of dermatological conditions and the care of patients with skin problems. While the focus is on dermatological nursing, the information included is relevant to other healthcare professionals.
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