This article presents multidisciplinary, international expert recommendations for integrating intranasal epinephrine into anaphylaxis clinical pathways, with a focus on life-threatening and refractory presentations and care in various settings: https://t.co/X4la5RMjME
This review article reviews the negative impact of the healthcare sector on human health and global equity, identifies sources of emissions, and outlines actionable procurement measures the medical sector can adopt to lessen its carbon footprint: https://t.co/YTzMnCvlxq
The October 2026 theme issue on “Quality Improvement in Allergy/Immunology” is online! Topics covered include quality improvement initiatives regarding environmental impact, asthma, corticosteroid stewardship, genetic testing, and penicillin allergy: https://t.co/qwr8JHN0np
The August theme issue on “Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disease,” is online! Check out an insightful editorial perspective on this theme issue entitled ”Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disorders In Practice: Where Do We Stand and What Lies ahead” here: https://t.co/qwr8JHMsxR
The August theme issue on “Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disorders” is now online! Theme article topics covered include epidemiology, natural history, diagnosis, current management, and emerging therapies of eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders: https://t.co/qwr8JHMsxR
The July theme issue on “Primary Immune Regulatory Disorders” is now online! This theme issue highlights the diagnosis and management of this group of inborn errors of immunity. Check out an insightful editorial perspective here: https://t.co/Jduh761zzN
In recognition of #WorldAllergyDay, JACI: In Practice invites you to view our Collections page with access to a wealth of clinical articles on the full spectrum of allergy topics https://t.co/8oE8nA7XhM
Check out the latest @JACIInPractice#podcast featuring the highlights of our July issue. Stream it here or subscribe from Apple Podcasts or Spotify:
https://t.co/LVDh6slINv
The July issue on the topic of “Primary Immune Respiratory Disorders” is now online! This theme issue provides an overview of the diagnosis and management of this group of inborn errors of immunity and highlights some of the most common examples: https://t.co/qwr8JHMsxR
JACI: In Practice is delighted to announce that our 2025 Impact Factor released this month has risen from 6.6 last year to 7.2, ranking us now 4th of out of 40 journals in the Allergy category. Please visit our website (https://t.co/R0a1xzcsKi) for more Journal information.
This #WorldAllergyWeek, we're focusing on essential care for expectant mothers. The new issue of @JACIInPractice is dedicated to Allergic Diseases During Pregnancy—providing actionable guidance from safe asthma management to penicillin allergy delabeling. https://t.co/qwr8JHN0np
This article explores the pathophysiologic mechanisms underlying accelerated lung function decline in patients with asthma and discusses diagnostic strategies and therapeutic implications aimed at optimizing care and outcomes for these patients: https://t.co/PAcCnTXA3C
This article reviews the latest evidence on the pharmacological and safety considerations of asthma and allergy therapies during pregnancy and highlights the importance of shared-decision making in their use: https://t.co/1nL59zSjSo
The June theme issue on “Allergic Diseases During Pregnancy” is now online! Topics covered include the use of asthma and allergy medications and the management of anaphylaxis, asthma, antibody deficiency, and drug allergy during pregnancy. https://t.co/qwr8JHN0np
This article on blistering drug eruptions discusses the diagnostic approach, including differential diagnosis with a focus on distinguishing between drug-, infection-, and autoimmune-induced diseases, and describes acute management: https://t.co/5fqftDAQEE
This article discusses the typical presentation of sulfonamide reactions, reviews risk-stratification tools and diagnostic methods, and provides an update on emerging pharmacogenomics data regarding sulfonamide adverse reactions: https://t.co/YJVECnIga4
This article reviews the evidence that integrated, multidisciplinary, ambulatory care services can safely and cost-effectively accomplish antibiotic allergy delabelling, particularly through direct challenge among low-risk patients: https://t.co/MNYjvwBO9s
Our May theme issue topics include novel digital approaches to drug allergy and allergy to sulfonamides, penicillin, vancomycin, and checkpoint inhibitors. Check out an insightful editorial perspective on this topic here: https://t.co/E1AeqY7OuB
The May theme issue on “Drug Allergy” is now online! Topics covered include novel digital and organizational approaches to drug allergy, blistering drug eruptions, and allergy to sulfonamides, penicillin, vancomycin, and checkpoint inhibitors: https://t.co/qwr8JHMsxR