Egg Allergy and Covid Vaccine
Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe for people with egg allergy? Yes, says Jacqueline Eghrari-Sabet. The COVID-19 vaccine is not made using egg products or technology.
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Teaching Students to Self-Manage their Asthma & Allergies (Recording)
Free webinar recorded Wednesday, January 12, 2022 we discuss preschool through high school and lead each child towards independence in their asthma care.
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Ask the Allergist: What’s the Difference Between Food Allergy and Food Sensitivity?
What should you watch for when identifying if symptoms are food allergy or a food sensitivity? We spoke with allergist Jay Lieberman, MD.
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Do I Have Eczema?
Eczema is a very common skin condition. It affects 31.6 million people in the United States. Eczema is not a single condition, but rather a grouping of several types of skin conditions, not all of which are related to each other.
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Asthma | Events | News | Virtual Events
Living Well With Asthma Virtual Event Series
Our Living Well with Asthma virtual event series continues Jan. 18. Learn about lifestyle changes that can help you breathe better.
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News | Asthma | Events | Virtual Events
USAsthma Summit 2021 Looks to the Future in Asthma and COVID-19 Care
The 7th annual USAsthma Summit was held Nov. 5, 2021 in New Orleans. Sessions focused on asthma care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch the Summit now or read our recap!
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News | Advocacy | Telehealth
Allergy & Asthma Network Joins Coalition Urging Support for Telehealth Services in the CARES Act
In a letter to Congress, a group of doctor, patient and employer organization support for telehealth services under the CARES Act.
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Managing Asthma On the Go: Safe Driving Tips from Indy Race Car Driver James Roe, Jr.
Allergens and irritants may lurk inside and outside motor vehicles. What can you to breathe easy when you’re on the go?
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Allergen Immunotherapy – Dust Mites, Ragweed & More (Recording)
This webinar was recorded on Tuesday, December 7th Dr. David Bernstein provides insight into our ongoing questions about allergen immunotherapy.
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Ask the Allergist: Asthma Control And the Yellow Zone
The Yellow Zone is the first sign your asthma is worsening. We spoke with Leonard Bacharier, MD, about managing asthma in the Yellow Zone.
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New Research Study for People with Moderate to Severe Asthma
People with moderate to severe asthma are invited to take part in a new research study. Participants will receive a voucher for up to $500.
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News | Asthma | Virtual Events
Asthma Patients and Caregivers Share Experiences with FDA
Patients and caregivers managing childhood asthma came together in a virtual meeting to share experiences and perspectives with FDA.
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