Reduced sensitization over time to parabens 16% mix in North-eastern Italy, 1997-2023

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2026
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Abstract
Despite their widespread use, parabens are some of the least allergenic preservatives. This multicenter study investigated prevalence of sensitization to Parabens mix 16% among 44,446 consecutive patients patch tested for suspected allergic contact dermatitis during 1997–2023 in North-eastern Italy. The reducing time-trend prevalence of paraben sensitization likely reflected progressive lower use of this preservative in recent years, as a result of EU legislation reducing parabens content in cosmetics since 2009.
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Journal the british journal of dermatology
Year 2026
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