When Asthma Returns…
How a recent flare brought one patient back to a sometimes scary reality and what she does now if her asthma flares up again.
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Oral Food Challenges: What Parents Need to Know
The heartbreaking news that a 3-year-old Alabama boy died during an oral food challenge test last July has shaken the food allergy community.
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Pillow Talk
Does your morning begin with watery, itchy eyes, coughing and reaching for the nearest tissue? Look no further than your pillow, which is probably full of one of the most common household allergens: dust mites.
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Back to School With Confidence: How to Prevent Bullying
Learn how to empower and prevent children with asthma and food allergies from bullying.
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Increasing Access to Asthma Medications
Because of asthma, 26 million Americans struggle to breathe, exercise, and go about their daily lives. But increasingly, they also face another challenge: accessing their medications.
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How the New ‘Asthma Yardstick’ Measures Up
Leading board-certified allergists and pulmonologists recently developed a series of recommendations called the Asthma Yardstick.
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What Do ‘Ozone Alerts’ Really Mean?
Ozone alerts and unhealthy air go hand-in-hand with summertime. Arm yourself with facts and take the necessary precautions to protect your lungs.
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Online Registry Highlights Personal Stories of People Who Died from Food Allergies
Dr. Stacy Dorris is developing an online registry of food allergy deaths across the United States to raise awareness and educate people.
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Here Comes the Sun
For some people, a day in the sun gives skin a healthy glow. For others, a painful burn. For an unlucky few, it can bring painful, itchy hives.
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How Access to Healthy Foods Impacts Asthma
Healthy eating is especially important for children with still-developing lungs and airways.
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Ask the Allergist: Pinpointing the Cause of Hives
Ask the Allergist answers the question: How do I find the cause of my hives?
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‘Asthma Mom’ Video Blog: How to Use a Spacer
Sometimes it’s hard to get everything to work together well when using your asthma inhaler – a spacer can really help. Join “Asthma Mom” Stephanie Lowe in her latest video as she talks you through using one.
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