Allergist Press Releases

Dr. Barbara Baxter, an experienced allergy doctor in Dallas, has launched a new website to better serve her current and potential patients.

Dr. Murphy poses questions related to the privacy of electronic media.

Dust mites are in the same family as ticks and spiders. They feed off our skin scales and other debris found in “dust” around our homes, in our bedding (pillows and mattress) and carpet, and on upholstered furniture.

Dr. MIchael Wein, Chief of Allergy at Indian River Medical Center, will speak at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. The conference will focus on the treatment of allergic rhinitis with immunotherapy.

Pediatric Associates will be acquiring Edwin A. Cordero, MD, PA (Cordero Pediatrics) effective October 1, 2012.

Springtime means an influx of Seasonal Allergies. Allergies may manifest in the form of rashes. NYC Allergy Doctor Arthur Lubitz discusses the difference between chronic hives and contact allergies.

Allergy specialist, Steven Cohen, of West Allis, WI, uses patient education handouts on his practice website to improve clinical care and patient satisfaction.

Dr. Michael Wein, Chief of Allergy at Indian River Medical Center, has opened a physician office in St Lucie West dedicated to children and adults with allergy, asthma, sinus, and allergic skin problems.

Your first visit to a new Doctor can cause a bit of apprehension. The Allergy Asthma & Sinus Center of Greater Knoxville explains what you can expect.

Amy Jones Anichini, mother of a girl with a food allergy to eggs, reports on her daughter getting her first flu shot since being diagnosed has having an egg allergy.

Dr Carlos Vital, support the FAAN to provide understanding, hope, and an opportunity for a child with food allergy to simply be a child.

Remember when spring invoked images of birds chirping and flowers blooming instead of tissue boxes and itchy eyes? The spring allergy season in just around the corner for Austin allergy sufferers. Dr. Legere, an Austin allergist, has tips for you.