Tobacco smoking and hand eczema – is there an association?
Contact Dermatitis2015Vol. 73(6), pp. 326–335
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Jennifer Astrup Sørensen, Kim Katrine Bjerring Clemmensen, Rosemary Nixon, Thomas L. Diepgen, Tove Agner
Abstract
Overall, the data indicate that smoking may cause an increased frequency of hand eczema, particularly in high-risk occupations. However, data from studies controlling for other risk factors are conflicting, and few prospective studies are available. Studies controlling for other risk factors are needed, and information regarding the diagnosis of subclasses of hand eczema, as well as severity, may be important.
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