Primary Care Physician (PCP)

Your Primary Care Physician May Have Misconceptions About Alpha-Gal Syndrome

Dave Bloom - 2022/01/18

The incidence of alpha-gal syndrome is exploding, yet your PCP may harbor misconceptions that could hinder diagnosis.

Company Seeks to Remove the Allergist from Treating Food Allergy

Dave Bloom - 2017/02/22

AllergyEasy manufactures drops used in sublingual immunotherapy, not approved by the FDA for the treatment of food allergy.

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Tag: Primary Care Physician (PCP)

Your Primary Care Physician May Have Misconceptions About Alpha-Gal Syndrome

Company Seeks to Remove the Allergist from Treating Food Allergy