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Midwest Allergy Sinus Asthma, SC
Start the New Year with Better Breathing and Less Sneezing and Wheezing
As people gear up for the holidays, many are also thinking about the beginning of the year – and New Year’s resolutions. “Getting healthy” is a big one, and although most people know what they need to do to get healthier, they also know it’s not necessarily easy to...
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Fa-la-lah-choo! Allergic to the Holidays?
During December, many of the 50 million allergy sufferers in the United States may feel as though they’ve just recovered from their fall allergy symptoms when a whole new round of allergies crop up. Indoor allergy and asthma triggers can strike year-round round, and...
read moreDr. Siri Reflects on the Life of an Allergist with ISAAI
Throughout the year, there have been a number of groundbreaking advancements in the world medicine. Of course allergies, asthma, and immunology have been the center of a great deal of conversation, especially here at MASA. Below is a statement issued by Dr. Siri...
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MASA Christmas Caroling Sponsorship
MASA is currently sponsoring local schools' Christmas carols for the holiday season. In this radio clip, you can hear the Williamsville Jr. High School's Choir on Hometown Harmony. Have a listen, and happy holidays!
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Dr. Bob & Allergy Support Group
Catch a glimpse of Dr. Bob meeting with some allergy support group members!
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Peanut Allergy AR101 Oral Immunotherapy
Currently, there are no approved treatment options for those afflicted with a peanut allergy. This particular allergy greatly affects those who are at risk for unpredictable and life-threatening allergic reactions. The team of Dr. Siri and her supporting...
read moreDr. Kaufmann Discusses Food Allergy Treatment
Watch Dr. Kaufmann speak with the Milk Allergy Mom about food allergy treatments and desensitization! Dr. Robert Kaufmann is a specialist in Pediatric and Adult Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, along with a detailed history working with Maternal Fetal Medicine,...
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Leave Winter Allergy and Asthma Misery Out in the Cold
House dust mites are the most common cause of allergic rhinitis in the United States. Over 4 out of 5 U.S. households contained detectable levels of dust mites. Only 5 out of 10 patients with allergic rhinitis were sensitized to house dust mite allergens. Winter often...
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