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Do I Have To Choose Between My Pets & My Allergic Friends?
Some of us are a part of the lucky few who don't suffer from traditional allergies, allowing us to go about our lives much more easily than our allergic friends. One perk those of us get is being able to live with our loving pets and their dander without having to...
Smartphone Apps Helpful for Allergies & Asthma
We all have incredibly busy lives, and these are only exacerbated when allergies and asthma are piled on top of our daily things we have to worry about. Below are some easy-to-use cell phone apps to help you manage the allergy and asthma symptoms in your life: Android...
Dr. Kaufmann Discusses Allergy Testing During OIT
Watch Dr. Kaufmann discuss allergy testing during oral immunotherapy treatment(s) with the Milk Allergy Mom! Dr. Robert Kaufmann is a specialist in Pediatric and Adult Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, along with a detailed history working with Maternal Fetal Medicine,...
Dr. Siri Discusses Indoor Allergies
Watch Dr. Siri talk with the Milk Allergy Mom about some of the indoor allergens that could affect you everyday! Dr. Dareen D. Siri is a specialist in Pediatric and Adult Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology. After attending the University of California School of...
Educators Play a Crucial Role in Helping Students with Allergies and Asthma
While parents play a critical role in noticing their child's interactions throughout the day, another person also takes on this key position for a child's day-to-day life: teachers. Although difficult at times, teachers and other instructors are oftentimes some of the...
Leave Your Sweetie Breathless on Valentine’s Day… but Not From an Allergic Response!
It’s tough to plan a flawless date for that special valentine when allergies and asthma can get in the way. Allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the U.S. with an annual cost in excess of $18 billion. More than 50 million Americans suffer from...
Make Your Child’s Room an Allergy-Free Zone This Winter
Keeping kids inside their rooms to escape the winter’s cold seems like a good idea, but parents may be unknowingly exposing children to allergy and asthma triggers. Winter weather means more time inside, and, for children with indoor allergies, it’s important that the...
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...
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...