The Journal of the Rosacea Research & Development Institute, the first dedicated rosacea journal, is produced by volunteer rosacea sufferers. Articles by dermatologists, physicians, naturopaths, researchers and patients are included:

• A new class of topical medications may soon be available to treat facial redness
• Ocular rosacea, the number one contributor to poor ocular surface health
• Rheumatic autoimmunity as the cause of rosacea
• Inside rosacea
• Optimizing redness reduction, part I: Rosacea and skin care
• The importance of essential fatty acids for rosacea
• Food choices for rosacea immunity
• Rosacea, inflammation, and aging: The inefficiency of stress
• Psychological stress and rosacea
• The role of Demodex mites in the pathogenesis of rosacea and blepharitis and their control
• A molecular link between rosacea and gastrointestinal disease
• Signal Transduction Modulators to treat rosacea
• The effect of dietary salt on rosacea
• Is it possible for rosaceans to do research?
• Research Highlights
• Books and articles to be published in the future

The Journal of the Rosacea Research & Development Institute, the first dedicated rosacea journal, is produced by volunteer rosacea sufferers. Articles by dermatologists, physicians, naturopaths, researchers and patients are included: • A new class of topical medications may soon be available to treat facial redness • Ocular rosacea: The number one contributor to poor ocular surface health • Rheumatic autoimmunity as the cause of rosacea • Inside rosacea • Optimizing redness reduction, part I: Rosacea and skin care • The importance of essential fatty acids for rosacea • Food choices for rosacea immunity • Rosacea, inflammation, and aging: The inefficiency of stress • Psychological stress and rosacea • The role of Demodex mites in the pathogenesis of rosacea and blepharitis and their control • A molecular link between rosacea and gastrointestinal disease • Signal transduction modulators to treat rosacea • The effect of dietary salt on rosacea • Is it possible for rosaceans to do research? • 2009 research highlights • Books to be published in the future

Rosacea is a chronic and progressive disorder of the face, characterized by some or all of the following symptoms: extremely sensitive skin, blushing, flushing, permanent redness, burning, stinging, swelling, papules, pustules, broken capillaries, blepharitis and red gritty eyes (which can lead to visual disturbances), and in more advanced cases, a disfiguring bulbous nose. Men and women of all ages can be affected, with an estimated 45 million sufferers worldwide. The Rosacea Research & Development Institute is a non-profit corporation founded and run by volunteer rosaceans, as a patient advocacy organization and to promote rosacea research. The goal of the RRDi is to contribute to the development of improved treatments for rosacea, and ideally, to help find a cure.