Ask the Allergist: Allergy Retesting
Dr. Brian Martin answers the Ask the Allergist question: My allergist wants to retest me for allergies. How often do I need to be retested for allergies?
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Keep an Eye Out for Fire Ants
Fire ants bite and sting with a vengeance. For those with fire ant allergy, they could cause life-threatening anaphylaxis. Learn how to prevent reactions.
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Asthma Care On Wheels
Breathmobiles, Asthma Vans and other mobile asthma clinics are breaking down barriers to care for asthma patients in urban and rural areas.
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Ask the Allergist: Vocal Cord Dysfunction
Dr. Steven Tilles answers the Ask the Allergist question: what’s the difference between asthma and vocal cord dysfunction?
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Singer-Songwriter Natalie Grant Shares How Asthma Impacts Her Family
Natalie Grant share the story of her daughter’s frightening asthma attack and what she has learned about managing symptoms since then.
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How Plant Gender Impacts Your Allergies
Male plants produce and disperse the millions of pollen particles that cause constant coughing and sneezing while female plants remove pollen from the air.
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For People With Severe Asthma, A New Hope
A patient with severe asthma finds hope in a new treatment called Bronchial Thermoplasty.
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Halfway There: Allergy & Asthma Network Praises States For Expanding Access to Epinephrine in Public Spaces
25 states now allow businesses to stock medication critical to combating allergic reactions. Allergy & Asthma Network will continue to work to pass similar legislation in the remaining 25 states.
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Doctor On Demand, Allergy & Asthma Network Team Up To Make Treating Asthma and Allergies Easier for Millions
Doctor On Demand, the leading U.S. video medicine provider, has announced a new partnership with Allergy & Asthma Network to improve allergy and asthma care for its members.
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News | Asthma | Press Releases | Research
New Survey: People Living with Asthma Believe It Is Controlled, But Persistent Symptoms and Limits to Everyday Activities Tell a Different Story
A new survey of people living with asthma reveals they may be accepting persistent symptoms and limits to their everyday activities because they believe their asthma is well-controlled.
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Advances in Allergy & Asthma Webinar – Inhaler Confusion
Randall Brown, MD, AE-C, of the Center for Managing Chronic Disease, University of Michigan, reviews the latest advances in inhaled asthma medications.
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Where You Live Can Affect Your Health: Risk Factors for Asthma and Allergies
Certain risk factors can impact the development and severity of asthma and allergies. These include the environment in which we live; social and economic factors.
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