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Is Eczema Alleviated By Installing A Water-softener In The House?

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Scientists from the University of Portsmouth, England, are carrying out a study to find out whether installing a water-softener in the home might improve the symptoms of children with eczema. The researchers are looking for children aged 6 months to 16 years who have moderate to severe eczema to participate in a clinical trial. As long as the volunteers are willing to travel to Portsmouth they may be from any part of the country (UK).

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