associated allergist

specialists in asthma, respiratory, food, skin and GI allergies

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Parents can reduce a child's peanut allergy risk with these steps. Most don't know them. https://t.co/wncZ398ofL via @usatoday

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Peanut allergy is on the rise. Here's how scientists are trying to help kids overcome it. https://t.co/ueLo2wsyGQ via @YahooNews

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Temperatures will warm significantly next week, triggering the release of tree pollens. Preventive nasal sprays like Flonase and Nasacort should be started now, in order to minimize nasal allergy symptoms

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A recent study at the Cleveland clinic indicated that regular users of nasal steroids may have less severe symptoms of COVID when infected. Follow up studies are underway

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Flu shots are now available in our offices. We encourage patients, especially those with asthma, to get their annual flu shots in the near term.

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A recent study of people with know drug and vaccine allergy showed that 98.2% of those receiving their COVID vaccines had no allergic reaction. 1.8% had mild reactions, with no cases of anaphylaxis.

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Vaccine Mandates Aren’t Enough. Make Unvaccinated People Pay if They Harm Others. https://t.co/U0JsfTlUv6

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The incidence of covid infections in Chicago has now dropped to less than 3 per 100,000 people. This is far less than what is seen in non vaccinated regions. This helps to explain why there are no short necked giraffes

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https://t.co/gcerB83AnB - Why my children are getting the COVID-19 vaccine

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Seasonal grass pollens fill the air by the end of May. It is now time to begin daily nasal sprays (Flonase, Nasacort, Nasonex) to prevent/minimize significant allergy symptoms due to grass.

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https://t.co/ZDR8gy9O0A - As pandemic roared, flu season a mere whisper

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A newly published study from Israel notes that patients with asthma actually have a lower susceptibility to Covid-19 than do non asthmatics. Additionally, asthmatics with Covid had less severe disease.

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'COVID arm' rash seen after Moderna vaccine annoying but harmless, doctors say https://t.co/1tK4xPEr7T via @usatoday

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U.S. plans to study allergic reactions from Pfizer's Covid vaccine @CNBC https://t.co/wyBoc4pVyt

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Avoid Pfizer vaccine if you have severe allergies, UK says, after 2 reactions - Business Insider https://t.co/qsxio73Zu5

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Pfizer announced today that its covid vaccine is 90% effective. That, and leadership that takes the pandemic seriously, makes for a great Monday.

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Three days from Election Day. Always remember that public health takes priority over individual political gain. Don’t forget to vote by Tuesday