What Causes Asthma?
Read the full articleFrom pollen, to smoke, to the flu: a range of triggers can cause asthma symptoms.… OverviewAsthma can be hard to predict. It can develop in young children and stay with them their entire lives. But some people don't develop asthma until they are adults.In some people, asthma symptoms don’t appear…

Sinus Infection
Read the full articleSinus infection is a major health problem. It afflicts 31 million people in the United States.… OverviewSinus infection (known as sinusitis) is a major health problem. It afflicts 31 million people in the United States. Americans spend more than $1 billion each year on over-the-counter…

Dust Allergies
Read the full articlePeople who have dust allergies are familiar with sneezing—but sneezing isn’t the only uncomfortable symptom. Dust allergies also give many… OverviewHome is supposed to be a comforting oasis, but for people with dust allergies the home can trigger uncomfortable symptoms. Oddly enough, allergy symptoms often…

Seasonal Allergies
Read the full articleSeasonal allergies, like other types of allergies, develop when the body’s immune system overreacts to something in the environment, usually… Common Seasonal Allergy TriggersIf you sneeze and cough during certain times of the year, you may have seasonal allergies. However, occasional allergies aren’t something you…

Pollen Allergies
Read the full articlePollens and molds can cause allergy and asthma symptoms, and you need to know what you’re allergic to so you… OverviewThere’s a reason the local news provides regular updates on pollen counts each spring: Tens of millions of Americans suffer allergy symptoms caused by exposure…

Allergy Symptoms
Read the full articleAllergy symptoms occur when your immune system overreacts to something that is harmless to most people but triggers a reaction… Are you suffering from allergy symptoms? Take back control of your life. Find out more about your symptoms and how an allergist can help you…

Who Gets Allergies?
Read the full articleAllergies tend to run in families. If you have allergies, it's very likely that at least one of your parents… Does someone in your family have allergies? If so, you might have allergies too. That’s because allergies are often hereditary. While allergies are more common…

Allergies
Read the full articleHave you ever felt like you or someone you know is constantly coughing and sneezing? When a cough isn’t just… Allergies are a major cause of illness in the United States. As many as 50 million people - about one in five - have allergies.…

When To See an Allergist
Read the full articleAsthma and other allergic diseases are two of the most common health problems. Approximately 50 million Americans have asthma, hay… OverviewSome allergy problems – such as a mild case of hay fever – may not need any treatment. Sometimes your allergies can be controlled with the…

What Does An Allergist Treat?
Read the full articleAllergists treat two of the nation's most common chronic health problems – allergies and asthma.… Although symptoms may not always be severe, allergies and asthma are diseases and should be treated that way. Many people with allergies and asthma simply don't realize how much better…

Urticaria crónica espontánea/idiopática (erupción crónica)
Read the full articleHable de sus síntomas con su alergista, quien le proporcionará una evaluación personalizada con posibles estrategias para controlar los… Con El Respaldo de: Resumen Los habones, también conocidos como urticaria, afectan a alrededor del 20 % de las personas en algún momento de su vida.…

Soy
Read the full articleIf you get a rash, stomach ache or stuffy or runny nose after eating asian food or drinking soy milk,… OverviewA member of the legume family, soy is a common ingredient in infant formulas and many other processed foods. In young children, soy is one…

Pollen Food Allergy Syndrome
Read the full articleIf you suffer from hay fever and you’ve ever experienced an itchy mouth or scratchy throat after eating certain raw… Overview Pollen Food Allergy Syndrome (PFAS), also known as oral allergy syndrome, is caused by cross-reacting allergens found in both pollen and raw fruits, vegetables,…

Air Filters
Read the full articleAir filters in central heating and air-conditioning ducts in your home or in portable room air cleaners help remove indoor… OverviewDid you know that the air inside can be more polluted than the air outside? It’s true! Pollen, animal allergens and mold spores can affect…

Interactive Tools
Read the full articleNot sure if you're suffering from allergies or asthma? Try our interactive tools to find out.… Try our interactive tools. Use our symptom test to find out if you suffer from allergies or asthma. Our shared decision-making tools will walk you through options to discuss…

Ask the Allergist
Read the full articleAnswers to popular questions from the public.… Take back control of your life. We provide answers to your questions about living with allergies and asthma from the experts. We are unable to provide emergency assistance or specific medical advice intended for an individual patient.…

Find an Allergist
Read the full articleGet Relief From Your Asthma & Allergy Symptoms… Find Certified Allergists An allergist is trained to find the source of your symptoms, treat it and help you feel healthy. After earning a medical degree, the doctor must complete a three-year residency-training program in either…

Vacunas contra las alergias
Read the full articleEstas vacunas pueden prevenir los síntomas de alergia, como estornudos y tos.… Fuente: www.asmaalergia.org, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) Estas vacunas pueden prevenir los síntomas de alergia, como estornudos y tos. Algunas personas se aplican vacunas contra las alergias cuando no pueden evitar exponerse…

New eYardstick explores management of ISM and MCAS
Read the full articleGet expert opinions and guidance on management of indolent mastocytosis and mast cell activation syndrome and the role of hereditary… …

Advocacy Council Board of Directors
Read the full articleThe Advocacy Council assists in resolving complex payment disputes, monitors and lobbies elected officials and government agencies, and more.… The Advocacy Council keeps practicing allergists abreast of critical issues, assists in resolving complex payment disputes, monitors and lobbies state and federal elected officials and…

2025 Annual Scientific Meeting in Orlando delivers excellence
Read the full articleWith this year’s theme of “Podium to Practice®- Inspiring Vision,” nearly 2,200 health care providers attended in person in… Attendees who traveled to Orlando for the College’s 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting were rewarded with a truly excellent onsite experience, and Livestream attendees were engaged…

2025 ACAAI Annual Scientific Meeting Photo Gallery
Read the full articleDr. Cherie Zachary, 2025-26 ACAAI President, stands with her mother after the 2025 ACAAI Business Meeting. A participant gets instruction… Dr. Cherie Zachary, 2025-26 ACAAI President, stands with her mother after the 2025 ACAAI Business Meeting. A participant gets instruction during the workshop "Performing…

FIT Bowl, 2020-2029
Read the full articleHere are the winning programs and teams of the annual ACAAI FIT Bowls between the years 2020-2029.… Below are the winning programs and teams of the annual ACAAI FIT Bowls between the years 2020-2029, as they become available. 2020 FIT Bowl #29 ACAAI President:…

Gold Headed Cane Awards
Read the full articleThe tradition of the Gold Headed Cane originated in 1689 with John Radcliffe, who had a particular interest in… HistoryCanes were commonly carried by English physicians in the 1600s. They contained a cavity for aromatic substances such as rosemary, camphor or Marseilles vinegar to counteract…

Defend the allergy specialty
Read the full articleOur need to defend the allergy specialty is critical! These issues threaten our practices, specialty, and livelihoods.… J. Wesley Sublett, MD, FACAAI, Advocacy Council Chair Over the years, allergists/immunologists have had to overcome many obstacles to move forward as a profession. We’ve fought for…

Read Annals this month
Read the full articleWith review articles from the leading experts in the field, you will get the knowledge needed to provide up-to-date care… The falling leaves and cooler temperatures tell us it is November – a great time to catch up on our scientific reading. This month…

I have been honored to serve as your ACAAI President this year
Read the full articleIt’s been a very busy but exciting time with the launching of new, valuable programs – and the continuation of… I have been honored to serve as your ACAAI President this year. It’s been a very busy but exciting time with the launching of…

Be a social media influencer at #ACAAI25
Read the full articleDo you enjoy social media? If so, we hope you will join the College's growing list of social media… Do you enjoy social media? Do you have followers who are allergists or allergy patients? If so, we hope you will join our growing list…

Product Theaters, Saturday, Nov. 8
Read the full articleAll Annual Meeting attendees are invited to attend the 25-minute and 85-minute product theaters that will be presented in the… All Annual Meeting attendees are invited to attend the 25-minute and 85-minute product theaters that will be presented in the exhibit hall in West…

CMS lifts temporary claims hold after series of confusing updates
Read the full articlePractices in areas with a work Geographic Practice Cost Indices (GPCI) factor less than 1.0 will have lower Medicare… On Oct. 1, CMS announced a temporary payment hold for certain claims. After a series of vague and confusing updates from the agency, an Oct.…

Spotlight on the AI and Technology Subcommittee
Read the full articleThe College has established a new AI and Technology Subcommittee to keep members informed about emerging technologies.… As the use of augmented intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly more common for allergy and asthma practices, the College has established a new AI and Technology Subcommittee to…

Planning for the 2026 Annual Meeting begins in Orlando
Read the full articleStart brainstorming session proposals related to your expertise and to the 2026 theme: Podium to Practice: Building Bridges for the… The 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting in Orlando next month will deliver cutting-edge insights and highlight the latest developments in allergy and immunology. For committees,…

Insights on submitting session proposals for the ACAAI Annual Meeting
Read the full articleACAAI Executive Medical Director Dr. Todd Mahr shares practical tips regarding session proposals for the ACAAI Annual Meeting.… ACAAI Executive Medical Director Dr. Todd Mahr shares practical tips regarding session proposals for the ACAAI Annual Meeting. What role can the College’s committees play in…

Leadership decisions Fall 2025
Read the full articleThe following are some of the key actions taken by the ACAAI Executive Committee at its recent meeting.… The following are some of the key actions taken by the ACAAI Executive Committee at its recent meeting. Approved the appointment of the following Advocacy Council…

2024 allergist compensation keeps pace with inflation
Read the full articleGet MGMA 2024 compensation data for academic and non-academic allergists.… For the third year in a row, we have good news for allergists! Allergist median academic total compensation and non-academic total compensation both saw increases in 2024 over the prior year. In addition, median…

Legacy of Congressman George Miller O'Brien: Advocate for the Patient with Asthma and Allergic Disease
Read the full articleMr. O’Brien had a deep-rooted commitment to the support of research in the field of allergic diseases, and helped to… This year, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) celebrates the 40th year of designating May as National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month…

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