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Living With AllergiesFind relief from eczema, pollen, insect bites, & other allergies with our informational videos on living with allergies....
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Allergies At SchoolAllergy prevention at school involves informing the school of the allergies, being aware of classroom pets, preparing for field trips, and limiting exposure....
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Preparing for Summer Camp with Allergies & AsthmaSummer is here and many children with allergies, asthma, food allergies and other health issues are heading off to camp. Use these tips to help you get the camp ready to care for your child’s health needs....
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20 Best & Worst Cities for Seasonal AllergiesSeasonal allergies are caused by tree and grass pollens. View the best & worst cities for seasonal allergies and ways to prevent and manage allergy issues....
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Hidden Allergens at HomeView our hidden home allergens infographic for 10 ways to reduce allergens in your home. Many indoor allergies can be minimized following these easy tips...
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What is Oral Allergy Syndrome?Do you get an itchy, tight mouth or throat when you eat certain foods? You may have oral allergy syndrome, a type of pollen allergy. Learn more in our video. ...
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Study Suggests Asthma LABA Medications Do Not Increase Severity of Food Allergy Reactions During Oral Food ChallengesDENVER -@New research from National Jewish Health suggests that long-acting beta-agonists (LABAs), commonly used in combination asthma inhalers, are not associated with more severe reactions during oral food challenges in children with asthma and food allergy. The study was recen...
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National Jewish Health Pediatrician to Discuss Prevention of Childhood AllergiesNational Jewish Health Pediatric Food Allergy Program Director Bruce J. Lanser, MD, is the featured speaker at three upcoming @Dialogue with a Doc@ events in New York City, Scarsdale and Tarrytown, New York.Dr. Lanser will speak about the significant increase in food allergies am...
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Are Fruits and Vegetables Making Your Mouth Itchy? You May Have Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS)Oral Allergy Syndrome is an allergic reaction to fruits and vegetables that have similar proteins to certain pollens. An itchy mouth is a common symptom....
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Kanao OtsuDr. Kanao Otsu is a fellowship-trained allergist & immunologist. She treats common and rare allergies, asthma and immune disorders and deficiencies....
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Elizabeth GyorkosElizabeth Gyorkos is a pediatric physician assistant who specializes treating kids with allergies, eczema, vocal cord dysfunction, GERD and asthma....
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Allergy (Pediatric) OverviewPediatric allergy may include frequent sneezing, runny nose or irritated eyes and may seem like a common cold or other illness....
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Clues Your Toddler May Have AsthmaAsthma may be hard to detect in young children because they can’t explain how they are feeling, and breathing tests are not as easy to do....
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Breaking New GroundFor 120 years, National Jewish Health has been advancing medical research and providing innovative patient care. Here are some highlights of 2019....
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Surviving Spring AllergiesLearn to manage your spring allergy symptoms with our helpful tips in our infographic...
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Cracks in the Skin of Eczema Patients Promote Allergic DiseasesInfants who develop eczema are more likely to develop food allergies, hay fever and asthma as they grow older, a progression known as the atopic march. Donald Leung, MD, PhD, head of Pediatric Allergy @ Clinical Immunology at National Jewish Health, has identified itching and dry...
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Allergy & Asthma Holiday TipsDuring holiday season, there are additional dangers to health. Many holiday festivities are in close proximity of others. Follow these tips to stay vigilant....
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Devices For Allergy Control
Allergy control for childhood asthma can include using devices such as air filtration systems and humidifiers to help alleviate allergy exposure....
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Asthma Infographics
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On The Go with OxygenLearn about using the various types of oxygen systems such as portable oxygen concentrators...
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Ordering OxygenLearn what is required from providers when ordering oxygen such as an evaluation, testing, and a certificate of medical necessity...
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Allergies
Allergy can trigger childhood asthma and make it worse. The allergic person’s body produces chemicals that irritate the inflamed airways and lead to symptoms....
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Staph Bacteria on Skin Associated with Food Allergy among Atopic Dermatitis Patients
Atopic dermatitis patients are up to six times more likely to develop food@allergy than those without the disease. New research at National Jewish Health suggests that colonization of patients@ skin with Staphylococcus aureus bacteria promotes the development of food allergy. The...
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Spring Allergy TipsSpring is known for big temperature and humidity changes, along with high tree pollen counts increases — all of which can contribute to allergies and asthma. ...
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Allergy and Asthma Friendly Gift IdeasStart here for gift ideas for friends and loved ones who have allergies, asthma and food allergies....
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AllergyAllergies are an immune system reaction to a foreign substance (an allergen) as if it were dangerous, even though it is harmless to others....
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Top 10 CPAP Life HacksTips for better living with CPAP...
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Understanding SarcoidosisSarcoidosis causes the immune system to overreact and produce clusters of inflammation, called granulomas, usually in the lungs. ...
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When Your Heart Rhythm is OffAFIB, or atrial fibrillation, is a common type of irregular rhythm of the heart. View our infographic for more information....
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Holiday Party Health ChecklistCreate a safe home environment using these steps. ...
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Visualizing BronchiectasisHow does bronchiectasis (pronounced bron-kee-ek'-tas-is) affect the airways in your lungs? Your airways are tube-like structures (bronchial tubes) that branch from your windpipe (trachea) into the right and left lungs. ...
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Rising to the ChallengeNational Jewish Health has always approached the most difficult illnesses through science, education and comprehensive care to find solutions and improve lives. The highlights below show how we rose to the challenges of 2020....
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Child Sleep NeedsGood night, sleep tight. View our infographic on child sleep needs. How much sleep should your kid get? It depends on their age...
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Flu Prevention TipsView our infographic on flu prevention tips and learn how to keep the influenza virus from spreading....
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Is Your Child Getting Enough Sleep?View our infographic to determine whether your child is getting the proper amount of sleep. Different aged kids need different amounts of sleep per day/night...
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What’s Buzzing? How to Identify Insect Sting AllergyEveryone reacts to insect stings, but when is it a severe allergy? Here’s what you need to know....
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Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES)
FPIES is an uncommon adverse GI reaction to a particular food. It is different from more common food allergies like IgE mediated food allergy....
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Study Finds Babies Born in Colder Weather at Higher Risk for Allergic DiseasesBeing born during colder weather seasons may put babies at higher risk for an allergic phenomenon known as the atopic march. The atopic march describes a progression of allergic diseases in children that begins with atopic dermatitis (eczema), food allergies, asthma and hay fever...
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Study Finds Food Allergy is Associated with Lower Risk of SARS-CoV-2 InfectionPeople with food allergies are at lower risk for infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. In contrast, obesity and high body mass index are risk factors for infection, whereas those with asthma are not at increased infection risk. @ @Those are some of the findi...
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What is Eczema and How Is it Treated?Dr. Kanwaljit Brar explains how your child's eczema is diagnosed and treated in this video. Watch now to better understand childhood atopic dermatitis....
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Living with Exercise IntoleranceIf you are having trouble breathing while exercising beyond what is considered normal, you may have exercise intolerance. Subtle breathing problems are a very common cause of exercise intolerance and the condition can be effectively treated....
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Cockroach AllergyCockroach allergies are common. 33% of people with other documented allergies are sensitive to cockroaches....
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Fall Allergy TipsFall is when people with allergies may notice a condition change. Being prepared for these changes can make a big difference in controlling your allergies....
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