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Q&A: FDA must ‘do right’ by explaining delayed ban of formaldehyde in hair products
The FDA has missed its action date to address its proposed rule banning formaldehyde and formaldehyde-releasing chemicals from hair smoothing and straightening products.
Sublingual immunotherapy effective for young children with allergic rhinitis
Sublingual immunotherapy for house dust mite allergy improved allergic rhinitis symptoms among children aged 1 to 4 years over 12 months, according to a study published in Pediatric Allergy and Immunology.
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Q&A: How physicians can gear up for peak asthma month in September
As fall draws near, so does the season for viruses and environmental allergens, which can trigger asthma. Experts say that with children returning to school and the season changing, allergists can expect to see an increase in patients.
San Antonio stroll identifies characteristics of common allergenic trees
SAN ANTONIO — Tricia Sowers, PhD, introduced attendees to allergenic trees along the River Walk and discussed how immunotherapy can address them at the 16th Annual Allergy, Asthma & Immunology CME Conference.
Ambient pollen exposure affects allergy symptoms, lacks threshold
Ambient pollen exposure increases allergy symptom severity, but a lack of exposure threshold may impact pollen warning systems, according to the European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
Airborne pollen may contribute to asthma-related ED visits
Airborne pollen may be a major cause of asthma-related ED visits during peak pollen season, but the risk varies by location and plant composition, according to a study published in Environmental Research.
Education, advocacy may mitigate impacts of climate change on allergy, asthma outcomes
SAN ANTONIO — Climate change is making allergies and asthma worse, but patient education and professional advocacy may mitigate these impacts, Jeffrey Demain, MD, FAAAAI, FACAAI, FAAP, told Healio.
Seasonal, food allergies linked to higher alopecia areata risk
The risk of developing alopecia areata increases when both seasonal and food allergies are present, according to a study published in The European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
NASA satellite data available for health research, policy
SAN DIEGO — As a constellation of satellites orbits the Earth, researchers, health care providers, policymakers and other stakeholders in respiratory health can harness their power, said John Haynes, MS, of NASA’s Earth Action Program.
Q&A: Allergy test interpretations require caution
Allergy treatment relies on accurate diagnoses, but current methods such as skin, blood and provocation testing all offer limitations that can lead to false positives and other poor outcomes.
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