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Marijuana Allergy? Legalization Stirs the Pot With the legalization of recreational marijuana use increasing, so might the number of patients presenting with a cannabis allergy.
Experts And Viewpoints, October 2019
'I'm Allergic to Shrimp, but Only When I Dance' Cofactors may explain a patient's otherwise unexplained intermittent systemic allergic reaction to certain foods.
Experts And Viewpoints, July 2019
5 Practical Pointers on Allergic Rhinitis With these tips, you'll be ready to manage the next patient who presents to you with symptoms of allergic rhinitis.
Experts And Viewpoints, April 2019
Considering Food Desensitization? Read This First Although new therapies hold great promise, there may also be considerable risks.
Experts And Viewpoints, January 2019
Eating Insects, Even by Accident, Carries Allergy Risks Insects are a food staple for much of the world and find their way into the diets of many others unknowingly. Dr Gary Stadtmauer surveys their allergen potential.
Experts And Viewpoints, October 2018
'Revolutionary' Biologics for Asthma--Big Benefit, Big Cost Excitement surrounding new biologics for severe asthma is tempered by their high cost, says Dr Gary Stadtmauer. When is it time to consider their use?
Experts And Viewpoints, July 2018
Climate Change Is Nothing to Sneeze At The inextricable link between climate change and respiratory health was the focus of this year's American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology and World Allergy Organization Joint Congress.
Experts And Viewpoints, March 2018
Do Food Preparation Methods Affect Allergies? Allergist Dr Gary Stadtmauer looks at the relationship between food preparation and food allergy severity.
Experts And Viewpoints, October 2017
Thunderstorm Asthma on the Rise Another reason to fear thunderstorms? Dr Stadtmauer reviews a perspective on thunderstorm asthma, recently published in Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
Experts And Viewpoints, August 2017
Is Response to Allergy Immunotherapy Predictable? Can response to allergy immunotherapy be predicted? Dr Stadtmauer reviews new research and provides useful tips.
Experts And Viewpoints, May 2017
Is Atopic Dermatitis Really Mom's Fault? A recent study suggests that maternal stress may be one factor in pediatric atopic dermatitis. Is this information helpful for providers? For mothers? Dr Gary Stadtmauer weighs in.
Experts And Viewpoints, January 2017
Farm Living Study Confirms the Hygiene Hypothesis Researchers investigated why the difference in asthma rates among two insular farming communities is so drastic. Dr Stadtmauer explains what makes this a sentinel study.
Experts And Viewpoints, September 2016
In Recurrent URIs, Don't Order That Immune Test Just Yet There are many mundane explanations for recurrent URIs beyond antibody deficiency, and a detailed history is always the best place to start.
Experts And Viewpoints, March 2016
Oral Allergy Syndrome: When an Apple a Day Is Not Advised What is the potential for anaphylaxis in oral allergy syndrome?
December 2015
The Drug Needed for Noncompliant Asthma Patients Sometimes it's impossible to achieve compliance in certain patients, but there may be a way to save the lives of asthmatics who fail to comply with medication directives.
Experts And Viewpoints, April 2015
Accelerated SCIT: Should You Provide in Your Practice? Accelerated immunotherapy (IT), whether it's cluster or rush therapy, may lower the dropout rate typically observed with traditional subcutaneous IT.
April 2015
Injectable Epinephrine: An Epidemic of Misuse Has the misuse of injectable epinephrine reached epidemic proportions? Dr Gary Stadtmauer explains why this problem has grown increasingly worrisome.
Experts And Viewpoints, January 2015
Review: Mast Cell-Mediated Disorders in Pregnancy A recent article looks at the role that mast cells play in allergic disease during pregnancy.
Experts And Viewpoints, October 2014
SLIT for Allergies: Could It Hurt Your Practice Financially? In a short period of time, the FDA has approved 3 sublingual immunotherapy treatments for certain seasonal allergies. Could the introduction of SLIT in the US harm clinicians financially?
May 2014
SLIT: Guidance on a Game-Changer in Allergen Immunotherapy In a game-changing move for allergy treatment, the FDA has approved 3 oral immunotherapies for Timothy grass and ragweed allergies. The therapy offers an alternative subcutaneous immunotherapy.
May 2014

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