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January 17, 2023/Pulmonary/Research

Chronic Urticaria: Improved Understanding, Improved Treatments

Review paper offers three-step treatment guidelines

July 25, 2022/Pediatrics

Anaphylaxis: Highlights from the Practice Parameter Update

New recommendations will likely lead to earlier recognition of the condition and earlier use of epinephrine

July 19, 2022/Pulmonary/Allergy & Immunology

Does My Patient Need an Allergy Evaluation for Penicillin Allergy?

A detailed clinical history should be obtained directly from patients to determine their risk of penicillin

June 8, 2020/Pulmonary/Allergy & Immunology

New Drug to Prevent Peanut-Related Anaphylaxis: Essentials for Counseling Patients

Cleveland Clinic allergist and immunologist weighs in on its benefits and limitations

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August 1, 2019/Pediatrics

Anaphylaxis Education: Preventing Tragedy in Our Schools

How physicians can play a role in food allergy preparedness

March 4, 2019/Pulmonary/Allergy & Immunology

Asthma Controller Therapy: When to Consider Stepping Down

A new framework for a successful step-down

February 22, 2019/Pulmonary/Allergy & Immunology

Why It’s Worth Your (and Your Patients’) Time to Verify Penicillin Allergy

19 in 20 will not have an allergic reaction

November 12, 2018/Pulmonary/Allergy & Immunology

Omalizumab Can Block Aspirin-Provoked Respiratory Reaction During Aspirin Desensitization

Mechanism likely related to reduced capacity for release of leukotrienes

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