The Prevalence Paradox of Allergy One of the most puzzling faults in medicine is the prevalence paradox of allergy. That paradox gives rise to the damaging misperception that allergy is best left to allergists, leaving the vast majority of allergic patients undetected, undiagnosed and/or untreated. The persistence of the paradox is sustaining needless suffering for … Read more
High pollen counts can cause the number of patients suffering from allergies to spike.
The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology has a robust content library.
A professional guide to allergy-related terminology, from allergen to wheeze.
Symptoms attributable to allergy can be quite surprising.
Pediatric allergies really do spike when kids return to school. They’re not faking.
Benefits of various pill, spray, & immunotherapy options.
Repeating a skin test cannot possibly assess the efficacy of allergy treatments, and will likely disappoint your patient.
An allergy program improves eye diagnosis and treatment while expanding your patient base.
A quick overview of crucial research conclusions to keep in mind for your allergic pediatric patients.