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Surprise your valentine while keeping them allergy- and asthma-free
Think outside the (candy) box to show them you care about their health.
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Asthma Controller Step Down Yardstick – Treatment guidance for when asthma improves
Helps clinicians understand when treatment should be stepped down, and how.
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Boy Scout motto – be prepared – works for parents of campers with allergies and asthma
5 tips to prepare now to make sure your allergic summer camper is ready for fun.
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Spring cleaning: clear your house and your nasal passages
Getting rid of built up dust and mold can ease allergy symptoms.
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Academic performance of urban children with asthma worse than peers without asthma
Study finds for ethnic minorities, the more severe the asthma, the worse the quality of work.
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New research shows 73 percent of allergists prescribe under-the-tongue allergy tablets
Four FDA-approved tablets available for battling allergies.
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Confidence in asthma inhaler technique doesn’t match actual skills
Study reports 97 percent of kids don’t use them properly.
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Don’t let back to school mean back to allergy and asthma symptoms
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL (July 24, 2019) – For kids with allergies and asthma, summer break from school can also mean a break from their symp…
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Despite reports of shortages, epinephrine autoinjectors are available
Allergists can teach patients how to use alternatives
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Leaves are falling. Autumn is calling. So are fall allergies
Immunotherapy could be the “shot in the arm” you need to treat your allergies.
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Hidden Halloween allergy and asthma triggers are truly frightful
Steer clear of triggers you may not have known existed.
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Racism a factor in asthma control for young African American children
Study shows children between ages 1 and 6 are negatively affected.
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Ahora es el momento hacerles frente a los síntomas de alergia otoñal
(BPT) Si bien un día respira tranquilo y disfrutar de largos paseos al aire libre, y de la brisa fresca que penetra por las ventanas abiertas, al siguiente pue…
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Social media alternative facts on food allergies can negatively impact medical decisions
Myths make identifying factual information more difficult.
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Family history of cancer associated with asthma diagnosis in children
New research shows 20 percent have asthma.
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Pediatric allergy patients equally satisfied with telemedicine and in-person appointments
Thirty seven percent were more satisfied with their telemedicine visit.
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Los datos alternativos de las redes sociales sobre las alergias alimentarias pueden afectar negativamente las decisiones médicas
Los mitos dificultan la identificación de información fáctica.
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Antecedentes familiares de cáncer asociados con el diagnóstico de asma en niños
HOUSTON (8 de noviembre del 2019) – Es bien sabido que hay un componente genético del cáncer, y que el cáncer a menudo se presenta en las familias. Un nuevo es…
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Pacientes de alergia pediátrica igualmente satisfechos con la telemedicina y citas en persona
HOUSTON (8 de noviembre del 2019) – Las visitas de telemedicina pueden parecer una idea futurista para muchos. Pero un nuevo estudio que se presenta en la Reun…
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Engaging our partners in care
The College recently launched a campaign to encourage NPs and PAs in primary care to consider referring patients to allergists. The campaign’s tagline is “Allergists: Your Partners in Patient Care.” A key component of the campaign is a Partners in Care microsite that…
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Peanut OIT Toolkit
Get the resources you need to learn about peanut OIT, how to discuss it with patients, and how to bill… Use this toolkit to get the facts on peanut OIT. Our resources will help you prepare your practice for peanut OIT, have a shared…
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A & I providers are compliant when billing for Medicare Part B services
Medicare recently released allergy & immunology provider compliance data for 2021, which provides interesting information for our specialty.… Medicare recently released allergy & immunology provider compliance data for 2021, which provides interesting information for our specialty. See the tips – select “Allergy Services” as…
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Laying the groundwork for her initiatives in 2023
As a newly minted program director, but one rooted in more than 20 years of community practice, creating a College… I am very pleased the College’s 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting was a big success. Louisville provided an exciting backdrop to the meeting. The educational…
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A warm welcome in Louisville
Participants had their pick of sessions on topics ranging from anaphylaxis, atopic dermatitis, biologics, coding, EOE, OIT and more.… The College’s 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting brought together more than 2,300 health care providers face-to-face in Louisville or through our Livestream program. The meeting began…
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2023 QPP key changes
For the 2023 performance year, CMS kept the performance threshold at 75 points.… The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently released the 2023 Physician Fee Schedule final rule, with updates to the Quality Payment Program (QPP), for calendar year 2023 (the Final…
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2022 Financial Update for Allergists
We review the latest allergy/immunology financial data and do a deep dive into financial reporting for allergy practices. Find out… We review the latest allergy/immunology financial data and do a deep dive into financial reporting for allergy practices. Find out how your compensation and your…
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Join us in Louisville for the ACAAI 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting!
The American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology's Annual Scientific Meeting will take place in Louisville, Kentucky, on Nov. 10-14,… …
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PHE coming to an end
这些重要的监管灵活性是存在的ntial for helping the government and the health care system respond to the COVID-19… On Jan. 31, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) first declared that a public health emergency (PHE) exists for COVID-19. This declaration,…
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November 2022 Annals highlights
This month’s issue of the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology focuses on primary immune deficiencies (PID) with some very… Sharing attention with the ACAAI annual meeting and the start of viral respiratory season, this month’s issue of the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and…
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Check out the “Time for an Allergist” campaign – and get your kit now!
The new allergist marketing campaign kit provides resources for reaching out to PCPs and patients!… The new allergist marketing campaign kit provides resources for reaching out to PCPs and patients!…
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Allergen Extract Mixing Toolkit
Get all the resources you need to implement the new USP 797 rule for mixing allergen extracts.… Update: On Nov. 1, 2022, the revision of the Chapter 797 Standards for Sterile Compounding (797) of the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) was released, with an expected implementation…
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Support the Foundation
Give Directly Your donation supports the Allergists' Foundation's mission of empowering practicing allergists and removing barriers to care. Donate Now By giving to The Allergists’ Foundation, you have a unique opportunity to directly impact the practice of allergy. Your support can make all…
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The Allergists’ Foundation
About The Allergists’ Foundation Mission Vision Leadership Mission To support the specialty of allergy and immunology through education and training. Vision To create better allergists and immunologists through education and training. Leadership The Foundation is lead by the Board of Trustees, which is dedicated…
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COVID-19 Federal Responses: Thursday, October 6, 2022
Noteworthy stories related to the pandemic are decreasing so this will be our last FEDERAL UPDATE. We will continue to… Noteworthy stories related to the pandemic are decreasing so this will be our last FEDERAL UPDATE. We will continue to keep membership advised of…
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Congratulations to our award winners
The Gold Headed Cane Award will be presented during the Annual Meeting Opening Ceremony. Other honorees will be recognized at… The College is pleased to announce the recipients of our 2022 awards. The Gold Headed Cane Award will be presented during the Annual Meeting…
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2023 Fee Schedule
The more than 3,300-page document will take some time to review and summarize, but our first quick and focused look… CMS released the final 2023 Medicare Physician Payment Schedule on Nov. 1. The more than 3,300-page document will take some time to review and…
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Disparities in health care - can allergists really fix the problem?
First, we need to define what true health equality is if we are going to understand when there is… There are two major buzz words in health care in 2022. One, which I have discussed several times, is “disruption.” It is going to affect…
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Prior Authorization Letter Generator: Palforzia / Peanut Allergy
inPrior Authorization| Resource Type:Letter GeneratorCreate a customized letter for your prior authorization appeals in just a few easy steps. Supported by Aimmune.… Partners In Partnership With Supported By ACAAI and the Advocacy Council of the ACAAI (the AC) caution that the information provided on this site does not…
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Prior Authorization Toolkit
Discover the tools and information you need to simplify prior authorizations! Create customized appeal letters with our automated tool.… Tips and Tricks Our experts put their heads together to create this list of prior authorization tips for allergy practices and staff. Use a standing…
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