Data Request
Approved

Examining the association between diet patterns and severe atopic dermatitis in young children: A case-control study nested within the Born in Bradford cohort.

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a common skin condition that causes inflammation and itching, affecting many children worldwide. Parents often wonder if their child’s diet could be making their skin condition worse or better. However, there isn’t enough clear evidence to guide them. This study will explore whether certain diets, like those high in fats, salts, and sugars (HFSS) or plant-based diets, have any impact on the severity of AD in children.

This research aims to understand how different diets might influence the severity of AD in young children.

Lead Applicant

Joe Minton

Lead Organisation

University of York

Date of Meeting

14/05/2025

Type of Request

Born in Bradford

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