Population-based study finds shifting atopic dermatitis prevalence in national age cohorts, suggesting evolving pharmacological management strategies for chronic eczema.
From 2010 to 2015, the prevalence of AD decreased in children but increased slightly in adolescents and adults. Approximately one-fourth of the patients with AD were prescribed systemic steroids, and the percentage of cyclosporine prescriptions doubled during the study period.
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