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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Yesterday, physician liaisons Cassidy and Tim took Premier on the road this morning to hang out with our friends at the Casto Health Fair. 🩺💉 Such a great chance to connect with the community, share tips, and talk all things allergies and asthma! #PremierAllergy #PAA

PremierAllergy's tweet photo. Yesterday, physician liaisons Cassidy and Tim took Premier on the road this morning to hang out with our friends at the Casto Health Fair. 🩺💉 Such a great chance to connect with the community, share tips, and talk all things allergies and asthma! #PremierAllergy #PAA https://t.co/6eJ8l4Cwxy

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Craving something sweet, but allergies got you down? This brownie recipe from Allergy Awesomess has you covered! https://t.co/vE1LXDR3B6

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

A massive THANK YOU to @TheScoutGuide for hanging out with us yesterday! 💚We had a blast!

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Psst, Hey! A little reminder... Our #Dublin location is open every Saturday! https://t.co/arAT5zWS95

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Who to follow

Stuart Carr

@allergydoc4kidz

Chief Medical Officer at Snö Asthma and Allergy, Abu Dhabi allergist, cenosillicaphobic, wine enthusiast, golfer, husband, father of 4, he/him #vaccineswork

Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Dairy-free, Nut-free... Gluten-free Strawberry ‘Cream Cheese’ Pie 😍 https://t.co/8W9zFovXK1

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Our Office & Culture -- Care that’s fully focused on you... https://t.co/iqgr2jusnp

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Could you be... allergic to exercise?! https://t.co/1JbfZ77E6z

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

13 Clinics around Columbus to help YOU? Yep, we're here and there, and everywhere for you. https://t.co/vReI0hZTj3

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

Understanding Mold Allergies... https://t.co/ck2RYMUDTd

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

4 Years with Kate! We are the luckiest 🎉

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

"In November 2024, an ongoing dispute over food allergy accommodations resulted in Henry leaving the North Carolina gym where he had trained since 2023..." https://t.co/wmUMRjOI4b

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PremierAllergy retweeted

FARE | Food Allergy Research & Education

@FoodAllergy

over 1 year ago

"FARE appreciates the attention of HHS and FDA on food ingredient safety and transparency. We have no objection to the removal of synthetic food dyes (FD&C dyes) from the U.S. food supply (and from drugs) but are concerned about the food allergy community's already limited options being further impacted by this news. As industry innovates to comply, there is a likely turn to concentrating color compounds from plants, leaves, fruits, and vegetables. It isn't known yet whether all food allergen protein would be removed in the manufacture of such coloring options. Plant and animal color sources that are currently widely used today such as annatto (orange) and carmine (red) are known to elicit food allergy reactions and anaphylaxis. The potential introduction of red from cherries or orange from cantaloupe, as examples, could expand those concerns. For the more than 33 million people in the U.S. with food allergy, we hope to see full transparency in food labeling of the source of new natural food colors, and not grouping as 'food or natural food colors,' as a very important accompanying step to this FDA decision." - Sung Poblete, PhD, RN, CEO of FARE https://t.co/v6qxJ8dQ1F

FoodAllergy's tweet photo. "FARE appreciates the attention of HHS and FDA on food ingredient safety and transparency. We have no objection to the removal of synthetic food dyes (FD&C dyes) from the U.S. food supply (and from drugs) but are concerned about the food allergy community's already limited options being further impacted by this news. As industry innovates to comply, there is a likely turn to concentrating color compounds from plants, leaves, fruits, and vegetables. It isn't known yet whether all food allergen protein would be removed in the manufacture of such coloring options. Plant and animal color sources that are currently widely used today such as annatto (orange) and carmine (red) are known to elicit food allergy reactions and anaphylaxis. The potential introduction of red from cherries or orange from cantaloupe, as examples, could expand those concerns. For the more than 33 million people in the U.S. with food allergy, we hope to see full transparency in food labeling of the source of new natural food colors, and not grouping as 'food or natural food colors,' as a very important accompanying step to this FDA decision." - Sung Poblete, PhD, RN, CEO of FARE
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PremierAllergy retweeted

Allergic Living @AllergicLiving

over 1 year ago

It's not too soon for your teens to think about how they'll manage their #foodallergies at their summer job. Former exec director of Food Allergy Canada Laurie Harada outlines stay safe strategies, including the best timing & way to disclose them. How to be smart about it? Learn:

AllergicLiving's tweet photo. It's not too soon for your teens to think about how they'll manage their #foodallergies at their summer job. Former exec director of Food Allergy Canada Laurie Harada outlines stay safe strategies, including the best timing & way to disclose them. How to be smart about it? Learn:

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Premier Allergy & Asthma @PremierAllergy

over 1 year ago

#ColumbusOhio, it is April 25th! It is currently 63* outside... We will feel a high of 71* today! Our pollen count is more mild at just 7.8 as well...

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