Allergist Answers is an email newsletter the College sends out three times a year. Below are the most recent newsletters.
- It’s a myth that spring allergy symptoms are the worst. Fall allergies hit hard too.
- If you have allergies or asthma, vaccines can protect you from infections that lead to more serious problems.
- Are vaccines safe for people with asthma or allergies?
- What’s the best way to help your child with allergies or asthma handle symptoms at school?
- Is it true children younger than 3 shouldn’t be tested for food allergies?
- Asthma symptoms are complicated, especially when triggered by allergies
- Chronic illnesses such as asthma and allergies have psychological impacts
- Are your allergies and asthma ready for college?
- Make sure your red, white and blue celebration is allergy- and asthma-free
- What should you know about Neffy©, the FDA-approved epinephrine nasal spray?
- Spring cleaning: Spruce up your house while toning down allergies
- Nothing to sneeze at: Expert tips on coping with spring allergies
- Planning a vacation trip? Think about controlling allergies and asthma while away
- Experts urge those with asthma to take extra care from wildfire risk to lungs
- Pollen isn’t the only allergen causing symptoms this time of year
- Back to school may mean more allergy and asthma symptoms for kids. Check out these tips.
- It’s not too late to start taking fall allergy meds to help control sneezing and wheezing
- Kids with allergies and asthma can have fun on Halloween without the fright
- Don’t let hidden holiday allergies ruin your good cheer
- It’s safe to get your flu vaccine, even if you have an egg allergy
- Is your child with allergies or asthma ready for summer camp?
- Keep achoos out of your red, white and blue(s) celebrations
- New law will require planes to carry epinephrine for anaphylaxis
- If you are set to begin your summer garden, make sure your allergies are covered
- Is everyone allergic to bee stings?
- Prevent allergy and asthma flares at school by knowing your child’s triggers
- Autumn is coming. Get ahead of allergy symptoms now
- Are your allergies and asthma ready for college?
- Fall gardening can cause allergic triggers
- As kids head back to school, parents need to make sure they have needed medication on hand
