Drop the SABA-only reliever. It’s not worth the risk
"I don't think any asthmatic in this world should have a SABA, ever." —Dr. Paul O'Byrne...
1 Sep 43min
ENCORE—Epinephrine Essentials: Balancing Confidence, Safety, and Misconceptions
“If that medicine is associated with fear of an injection, then we are giving the impression that a diagnosis of food allergy is worse than a life sentence.” — Dr. Paul Turner When it comes to managi...
18 Aug 29min
Milk and egg: different ladders, different outcomes
"Food, milk and egg ladders look the same, but they're not the same." — Dr. Juan Trujillo Ladders are close to standard in some clinics now. The evidence that they change the course of anything is sti...
4 Aug 23min
Managing the child-to-adult transition
"...these are chronic conditions that are not going to magically go away when a patient turns 18 or 21." — Dr. William Anderson Adolescence and early adulthood tend to be a rough stretch for patients ...
21 Jul 28min
New Epinephrine Options. Fewer Fears?
“If you are willing to use it and use it quickly, that's what I want you to have.” — Dr. Jay Lieberman Epinephrine is everywhere in allergy practice. Prescribed, refilled, demonstrated, repeated. And ...
7 Jul 28min
CVID? No. SAD? Maybe.
“You can have a patient that has normal immunoglobulins and abnormal responses to protein antigens as well. Historically, I’ve seen these patients. They do happen. They are out there.” — Dr. Benjamin ...
23 Jun 27min
When It’s Not Asthma, Think Larynx
“If the asthma is under good control but they are still having these episodes, then I do think that maybe they have a PVFMD component to their breathing issue.” Dr. R. Jun Lin Patients come into clini...
9 Jun 25min
When AI meets the allergy clinic
“AI might feel like magic at times, but mostly it's just powerful technology, and with any technology, it's a tool.” —Merlijn van Breugel AI is no longer a future-tense possibility for allergists. It ...
26 Mai 27min
