There used to be only one evidence-based way to manage food allergies – avoidance. Fortunately, Allergy as a specialty has been progressive and…
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Learn how wildfire smoke affects asthma, how to reduce exposure, and when to seek care with expert tips from Boulder Medical Center's…
Pediatric allergist, Hallie OBranovic, APRN, in Louisville, Colo. explains oral immunotherapy (OIT) for children with food allergies.
A simple explanation of IgE-mediated food allergies in children, including symptoms, causes, and when to see a pediatric allergist.
Katie McCormack, MD - Climate change may be to blame for your worsening seasonal symptoms. Increasing temperatures and carbon dioxide levels lead…
Summer camp is a time for adventure, connection, and outdoor fun—but for children with asthma, a little preparation can go a long…
Smoke in the air is a significant health risk both for people with chronic lung disease, asthma and heart conditions, as well…