In a review of the condition and associated drug development opportunities, GlobalData describes chronic hand eczema (CHE) as a persistent, inflammatory skin disorder characterized by redness and itching, significantly reducing quality of life (QoL).
Although multiple treatments for CHE are available, significant unmet need remains in long-term disease management and symptom control unable to be addressed by the current therapies. Therefore, there is a clear demand for therapies that offer sustained relief, fewer side effects, and improved ease of use, GlobalData states.
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