Allergy-related restaurant safety requires three things: an understanding of your allergies, preparation in choosing a restaurant, and safety precautions.
One advantage of a homestay is the personal level of service. When contacting owners, inform them of your allergies and any concerns you may have.
For families who have children with asthma or food allergies, Halloween festivities often present conflicting and overwhelming challenges.
Telemedicine works for children with asthma – and parents like the convenience.
If you think you’re allergic to penicillin, get tested; allergists say it’s not always a lifelong condition.
Travel apps can help you navigate and access services in an unfamiliar environment. This makes them ideal for people traveling with asthma or allergies.
When Amanda Debus walks across the Miss America stage on Sept. 11 in Atlantic City, she hopes to inspire the millions of Americans living with food allergies and asthma.
Dr.Purvi Parikh answers the question: My 6-year-old son with asthma needs to use a nebulizer when he is sick. Any tips to make it easier?
Football star Ickey Woods shares the story of his son who died from asthma.
People with latex allergy must learn to advocate for themselves and never assume healthcare facilities are latex-free.
Dr. Kevin McGrath answers the Ask the Allergist question: How does gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) affect asthma and what is the treatment?
If you or your child use a nebulizer to manage asthma or another chronic respiratory condition at home, you may want to consider a portable unit for travel.
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