Tag: Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI)
Study Shows Care from an Allergist Results in Lower Health Care...
Researcher used big datasets to show allergist care correlates with a decrease in total health care costs for those with peanut allergy.
Fish Allergy? Diagnostic Assay Identifies Which Species You Can Tolerate
The tests can help eliminate unnecessary food challenges and allow patients to eat varieties they otherwise would have avoided.
Study Shows Many Moisturizers Used for Eczema Contain Contact Allergens
A recent study reviewing 12 clinical trials of emollients provides some astonishing insight.
Educational Handouts from AAAAI Help Families Manage and Cope with Pediatric...
Choose among 9 free handouts tailored to caregivers and patients.
Adding Antihistamines to Peanut OIT Resulted in Modest Reduction of Adverse...
But quality of life was unaffected.
C-Section Births NOT Linked to Increased Risk of Food Allergy During...
The study involved 2045 infants and found no link.
New Blood Test Simplifies the Diagnosis of Allergies and Can Help...
Test is painless, safe, reliable and scalable.
Allergy in Early Childhood Increases Risk for ADHD Later in Life
The retrospective study analyzed the records of over 230,000 children.
Peanut OIT is More Effective Than Thought But Desensitization Plummets After...
"Adherence to dosing is very important, and clinicians should expect a decline in tolerance with lapse in dosing."
Practice Update Regarding the Treatment of Anaphylaxis and Indicators for Risk...
Report provides recommendations for determining whether patient is at high risk for developing biphasic reaction.
