Mind the Skin

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Mind the Skin

Dolapo Audrey Ajakaye

4 episodes

5 months ago

Chronic diseases range from those affecting the skin to those affecting the bloodstream. 51.8% of US adults had at least 1 chronic condition, and 27.2% had multiple chronic conditions at some point in their past. Let's explore different aspects of everyday living through the lens of two chronic diseases, eczema and sickle cell anaemia, from teenage sufferers on this episode Support the show

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Episodes (4/4)

Mind the Skin

A Day In The Life of Two Teenagers Suffering from Eczema and Sickle Cell Anaemia

3 years ago

22 minutes

Mind the Skin

Excessive Sweating and Social Anxiety

According to International Hyperhidrosis Society researchers,17% of teens (nearly 1 in 5) experience excessive, uncontrollable sweating medically referred to as hyperhidrosis. Does excessive sweating, promote social anxiety or vice versa? Support the show

4 years ago

9 minutes

Mind the Skin

Eczema and Anxiety

According to the National Eczema Organization, 31.6% of the US population have some form of Atopic Dermatitis (eczema), including 9.6 million children and teens under 18. Eczema can be triggered by a variety of factors, which can lead to anxiety. So, how do we break this cycle? Support the show

4 years ago

7 minutes

Mind the Skin

Acne and Stress

Did you know that nearly 95% of teenagers suffer from acne at some point in their lives? Is it acne or stress? Is my acne making me stressed, or is my stress making my acne worse? Support the show

4 years ago

10 minutes