DreamSkin Health Supports National Study

We are delighted to announce our involvement with the University of Nottingham clinical trial for children suffering with eczema. 

To some of you, this might even be old news, as the study was featured on the BBC a couple of weeks ago.  In case you missed it, here you can see Dr Kim Thomas of the University of Nottingham and eight year old eczema sufferer Tahmid Ahmed discussing eczema and the clinical trial in general. http://bbc.in/1fmQ23R

We are obviously very proud to be able to take part in this trial in which we are donating our garments to children who suffer with eczema. The trial hopes to identify the therapeutic effect of silk clothing and highlight it’s usefulness as a treatment for eczema.

We are confident in DreamSkin and proud that we offer a totally unique solution to the treatment of this debilitating disease.  Clinical trials are incredibly important in the healthcare industry, and the University of Nottingham have developed an excellent, thorough trial and we look forward to reading the results.

 Some media outlets certainly agree.  The story has already been shared on the following: 

·         Pharma Business International - http://bit.ly/1dNF962

·         Healthista - http://bit.ly/1dNFcir

·         Talkhealthpartnership - http://bit.ly/Munn2C

·         Skinsmatter - http://bit.ly/1fd24vQ

 

Recruitment is well underway for the study and we have already started supplying garments to children with eczema.

If you think your child may be eligible to participate please contact the trial team on 0115 8844938 or email; clothes@nottingham.ac.uk. The website address is www.nottingham.ac.uk/clothes