Did you know that the vast majority of individuals who think they have a penicillin allergy actually don’t? It’s true! Penicillin is the most commonly reported drug allergy in the United States, but 9 out of 10 patients who report a penicillin allergy aren’t truly allergic.
Allergy specialist Katie McCormack MD, on why she does not recommend Benadryl to her patients.
Smoke from western fires is expected to linger in Boulder County this fall. What can you do when wildfire smoke causes eye problems? Ophthalmologist Dr. Donald McCormack talks about ways that you can get relief from eye irritation caused by smoke.
Join Allergist Katie McCormack, MD for a Good Health Talk Webinar Back-to-School-Be Prepared for Kids’ Asthma and Food Allergies Thank…read more
Dr. Katherine McCormack, Allergist: “The goal of this post is to help you identify symptoms of asthma and allergies and promote communication with your doctor to reduce an unnecessary urgent care or emergency room visit.”
Let’s work together to keep everyone safe. Boulder Medical Center continues to closely monitor COVID-19 updates from the Centers For…read more
The influenza vaccine, also known as a flu shot, is a vaccine that protects against seasonal influenza (the Flu). The…read more
How to Introduce Peanut to your Child Safely The LEAP study published in the New England Journal of Medicine has…read more
by Elizabeth Helgans, PA-C (and Celiac) Boulder Medical Center As a Physician Assistant in Gastroenterology and person with Celiac Disease, I am…read more
by Ken Kreidl, MD Ophthalmologist at Boulder Medical Center The eye drop section of your local pharmacy or supermarket can be overwhelming.…read more