Handekzeme können neben anlagebedingtem Ursprung auch Ausdruck eines beruflich
oder außerberuflich bedingten irritativen oder allergischen Kontaktekzems sein. Dies bietet …

Wet work tasks are the most common exposures leading to occupational irritant contact
dermatitis. Use of liquid‐proof gloves is recommended when performing wet work, however …

Background The influence of various environmental factors on skin properties is well known.
However, there is a lack of research into the effect of quarantine masks on skin properties …

Background Wet work is an important risk factor for occupational hand eczema. Objectives
To examine the effect of job change in workers with occupational hand eczema caused by …

The significance of hand hygiene for preventing the transmission of microorganisms and
reducing the spread of infection has been brought into sharp focus following the global …

Objective Albeit a pivotal risk for the development of hand eczema (HE), the exposure–
response relationship between wet work and HE remains to be further investigated …

Hand dermatitis is a common condition with a lifetime prevalence of 20%. Glove allergic
contact dermatitis (ACD) is a very important dermatitis affecting health care workers …

Background Alcohol‐based hand rub (ABHR) is recommended for hand hygiene, and
application on dry skin is generally well tolerated. However, hydration of the skin may lead to …

Alcohol-based disinfectants and detergents are common workplace factors for irritant contact
dermatitis (ICD). Though occlusion and water are relevant co-exposures, the tandem effects …

Job‐related hand dermatitis heads up the list of reported occupational diseases. So‐called
skin products–understood to mean protective creams, skin cleansers and skin care products …