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Avoiding things that worsen itching and rash is an important step in controlling eczema. Learn more about managing atopic dermatitis at National Jewish Health....

Avoiding things that worsen itching and rash is an important step in controlling eczema. Learn more about managing atopic dermatitis at National Jewish Health....

Gastroesophageal reflux, or acid reflux, is a backward flow (reflux) of stomach contents into the esophagus. More than 20% of U.S. adults have acid reflux....

Spring is known for big temperature and humidity changes, along with high tree pollen counts increases — all of which can contribute to allergies and asthma. ...

Since MRSA is resistant to many antibiotics used to treat S. aureus, other antibiotics must be used. These may include oral or intravenous antibiotics....

Answers to common questions and concerns regarding Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) Line Insertion, such as what it is, how to prepare for insertion, and what is done during the insertion....

Tips on lifestyle management with eczema including home remedies, atopic dermatitis treatment ideas and what to do when treating eczema flare ups in toddlers....

Learn what a CT scan of the chest is, what is done during the test, how long it will take, how to get ready for the test, and how to get your test at National Jewish Health....

Richard W. Weber, MD, is a Professor Emeritus at National Jewish Health. Dr. Weber was in the Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology....

Dr. Andrew Freeman, MD, is a board-certified cardiologist who cares for patients with heart disease and has a special interest in heart disease prevention....

More than 500 influential business people in Los Angeles representing @finance, clothing manufacturing, law and retail industries will recognize two of their leaders at the Black and White Ball on June 4, 2016. The event is presented by Gumbiner Savett Inc., Merchant Factors Corp...

An EMG is a test to detect problems with nerves and muscles....

When eczema symptoms are severe, your health care provider may suggest wet wrap therapy as an atopic dermatitis treatment. Learn more....

When eczema symptoms are severe, your health care provider may suggest wet wrap therapy as an atopic dermatitis treatment. Learn more....

Prepare for your appointment with this checklist of items to bring. From medications and insurance cards to comfort items for pediatric patients, ensure a smooth visit. Learn about the specific requirements for pediatric and eczema patients. Your comprehensive guide to a hassle-f...

Prepare for your appointment with this checklist of items to bring. From medications and insurance cards to comfort items for pediatric patients, ensure a smooth visit. Learn about the specific requirements for pediatric and eczema patients. Your comprehensive guide to a hassle-f...

Dust mites are microscopic animals that feed on human skin scales. They live in bedding, carpets, stuffed furniture, old clothing and stuffed toys....

Answers to common questions and concerns regarding a barium swallow study (esophagram), such as what it is, how to prepare for the study, and what barium tastes like....

Answers to common questions and concerns regarding CT scans of the chest with contrast, such as what a CT scan is, what is done during a CT scan, and how long the procedure takes....

Learn about the Upper GI Study at National Jewish Health, including preparation, procedure details, and what to expect after the test....

“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks,” naturalist John Muir wrote in 1877. What was true then is especially true now. Being out in nature — disconnecting oneself from the current modern world of AI, social media, and workplace messaging — can have tremen...

A Cardiac Stress Test is a test to show how your heart functions when your heart rate is increased. You will exercise or be given a certain medicine to increase your heart rate. A Nuclear Cardiac Stress test is a specialized test. A very small amount of a radioactive tracer is gi...

Get detailed heart assessments with echocardiograms at National Jewish Health. Learn about our advanced imaging techniques, including echocardiograms with contrast....

Dr. Barry Make is a fellowship-trained pulmonologist who is one of the leading COPD experts in the world. He is a researcher and retired physician....

Robert J. Mason, MD, is a Professor Emeritus at National Jewish Health. Dr. Mason served as Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs....

Dr. Jessica Hui is a fellowship-trained pediatric allergist and immunologist who treats allergies, asthma, eczema & food allergies....

Dr. Soonho Yoon is a thoracic radiologist at National Jewish Health. Dr. Soonho is in the Department of Radiology....

Do you have Beryllium disease questions? Get the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about chronic beryllium disease here....

View some of the selected pulmonary fibrosis, innate immunity and asthma epigenetics articles included in the list of Schwartz/Yang Laboratory publications....

Seasonal allergies are caused by tree and grass pollens. View the best & worst cities for seasonal allergies and ways to prevent and manage allergy issues....

Learn where ground-level ozone pollution hangs out the most and what you can do to breathe better....

See the cities ranked above and below average for living with asthma. Pollen, air quality, pets and smoking can all affect asthma and other respiratory conditions. ...

National Jewish Health cree en proveer tratamiento para todos los pacientes, incluidos los con recursos limitados. A ningún paciente se le negará admisión o atención ambulatoria en National Jewish Health debido a su raza, color, religión, país de origen, sexo, orientación sexual,...

Dr. Jinny Tavee is a fellowship-trained neurologist who treats neuromuscular disorders, including neurosarcoidosis and peripheral neuropathy....

Dr. Michael Wechsler a fellowship-trained pulmonologist who specializes in asthma, eosinophilic lung diseases, EGPA and idiopathic hypereosinophilic syndrome....