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What's in your schools medicine cabinet? Hopefully epinephrine
Posted by Macon Telegraph (blog) | May 20th, 2012
By DAVID REDDING and KAREN DEMUTH — Special to The Telegraph May 13-19 is Food Allergy Awareness Week, and we must all be aware that food allergy kills people every year. The prevalence of food allergy has risen 18 percent since 1997.
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By DAVID REDDING and KAREN DEMUTH — Special to The Telegraph May 13-19 is Food Allergy Awareness Week, and we must all be aware that food allergy kills people every year. The prevalence of food allergy has risen 18 percent since 1997.
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What do you think about this? St. Joseph's Children's Hospital Opens New Pediatric Subspecialties Center In …
Posted by ParamusPost.com | May 19th, 2012
“St. Joseph's Healthcare System is pleased to be offering advanced specialized pediatric services to the Paramus and neighboring communities through this unique referral center, the only one of its kind in the area,” commented Michael Lamacchia, MD, ...
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“St. Joseph's Healthcare System is pleased to be offering advanced specialized pediatric services to the Paramus and neighboring communities through this unique referral center, the only one of its kind in the area,” commented Michael Lamacchia, MD, ...
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What do you think about this? Clean Air, Clean Minds
Posted by OpEdNews | May 19th, 2012
... City Councilor, Portland, Steven Mulkey, President of Unity College, Burck O-Herin, Sheepscot Wellspring Land Alliance and registered guide, Tony Ownes, MD, emergency room physician, Cape Elizabeth, Peggy Pennoyer, MD allergy and asthma specialist, ...
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... City Councilor, Portland, Steven Mulkey, President of Unity College, Burck O-Herin, Sheepscot Wellspring Land Alliance and registered guide, Tony Ownes, MD, emergency room physician, Cape Elizabeth, Peggy Pennoyer, MD allergy and asthma specialist, ...
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What do you think about this? Mary Kennedy's suicide the latest tragedy for Kennedy clan.
Posted by Toronto Star | May 19th, 2012
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| With one of her children battling severe allergies, she co-founded the Food Allergy Initiative, billed as the world's largest private source of funding for food allergy research, and appeared with her family at its annual ball at Manhattan's Waldorf ... See all stories on this topic » |  Toronto Star |
What do you think about this? Designer Flu: How scientists made a killer virus airborne — and who should know
Posted by Science News | May 18th, 2012
“What the world thought isn't exactly what happened,” says Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md. Since the advisory board's original decision was handed down, Kawaoka and Fouchier have ...
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“What the world thought isn't exactly what happened,” says Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md. Since the advisory board's original decision was handed down, Kawaoka and Fouchier have ...
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What do you think about this? Food allergy patients taking risks
Posted by Emory University News and Events | May 18th, 2012
Though the prevalence of food allergies in children continues to rise, patients and their caregivers continue to take risks. In a seven-month survey of her clinic patients, pediatric allergist and immunologist Karen DeMuth, MD, MPH found that on ...
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Though the prevalence of food allergies in children continues to rise, patients and their caregivers continue to take risks. In a seven-month survey of her clinic patients, pediatric allergist and immunologist Karen DeMuth, MD, MPH found that on ...
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What do you think about this? Breakthrough in allergy prevention: launched today
Posted by ResponseSource (press release) | May 18th, 2012
The double-blind placebo controlled study was run by The College of Medicine at Swansea University and has been submitted to the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology by Professor Stephen J Allen MD who is also presenting the data in detail to ...
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The double-blind placebo controlled study was run by The College of Medicine at Swansea University and has been submitted to the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology by Professor Stephen J Allen MD who is also presenting the data in detail to ...
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What do you think about this? Take action against the spring allergy sneezes
Posted by Houston Chronicle | May 18th, 2012
The clinic's website also suggests household plant lovers with allergies spread aquarium gravel over the dirt to help contain mold. If after allergy-proofing your home, you are still coughing, Web MD recommends Portland, Ore., as the best city for ...
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The clinic's website also suggests household plant lovers with allergies spread aquarium gravel over the dirt to help contain mold. If after allergy-proofing your home, you are still coughing, Web MD recommends Portland, Ore., as the best city for ...
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What do you think about this? Good Samaritan Hospital, the first and only Dayton hospital, to offer …
Posted by Phys.Org (press release) | May 18th, 2012
Bronchial thermoplasty is being performed at Good Samaritan Hospital by three physicians: Rajesh C. Patel, MD; Anuj Goyal, MD; and Thomas JM Yunger, Jr., MD; all pulmonologists skilled in bronchoscopy and specially trained to perform bronchial ...
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Bronchial thermoplasty is being performed at Good Samaritan Hospital by three physicians: Rajesh C. Patel, MD; Anuj Goyal, MD; and Thomas JM Yunger, Jr., MD; all pulmonologists skilled in bronchoscopy and specially trained to perform bronchial ...
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What do you think about this? New Combo Allergy Drug Approved by FDA – Allergy Md Reviews
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Allergy Md Reviews – New Combo Allergy Drug Approved by FDA · Ask a Doc: Allergiers · 5 Tools You Need to Clean Your Air · Allegheny General Hospital and ...
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What do you think about this? HIV discussion turns to prevention strategies
Posted by Hudson Valley Press | May 18th, 2012
By Anthony S. Fauci, MD There is a growing consensus that we can significantly curtail the HIV/AIDS pandemic by implementing scientifically proven HIV prevention strategies, such as voluntary, medically supervised adult male circumcision, prevention of ...
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By Anthony S. Fauci, MD There is a growing consensus that we can significantly curtail the HIV/AIDS pandemic by implementing scientifically proven HIV prevention strategies, such as voluntary, medically supervised adult male circumcision, prevention of ...
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What do you think about this? HIV Vaccine Awareness Day: Moving toward a safe and effective preventive HIV …
Posted by AIDS.gov blog (blog) | May 18th, 2012
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) at the National Institutes of Health is the lead organizer for this day and the HIV Vaccine Awareness Day web site contains many resources to help community members support the day.
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The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) at the National Institutes of Health is the lead organizer for this day and the HIV Vaccine Awareness Day web site contains many resources to help community members support the day.
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What do you think about this? Priority Emergency Room Using CRM as its Information System Technology Solution
Posted by HealthTechZone | May 18th, 2012
CMR has been designed to let ED professionals instantly access medical information and efficiently document clinical activities, and was developed by Cris Mandry, MD, founding program director of the Louisiana State University Emergency Medicine ...
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CMR has been designed to let ED professionals instantly access medical information and efficiently document clinical activities, and was developed by Cris Mandry, MD, founding program director of the Louisiana State University Emergency Medicine ...
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What do you think about this? Lung Disease Following Deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan
Posted by news Stories | May 17th, 2012
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| Kalie VonFeldt, MS, PA-C, is physician assistant, and Maura Robinson, BS, is program coordinator, Miners Clinic of Colorado; Cecile Rose, MD, MPH, is professor of medicine, Department of Medicine, Division of Environmental and Occupational Health ... See all stories on this topic » |  news Stories |
What do you think about this? Immunotherapy: A choice for severe allergies
Posted by St. Louis American | May 17th, 2012
After 47 years, allergist Raymond G. Slavin, MD, (center), professor of Internal Medicine and director of Allergy and Clinical Immunology at Saint Louis University, is retiring in July from his practice. Two clients, Slavin described as his “prized ...
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After 47 years, allergist Raymond G. Slavin, MD, (center), professor of Internal Medicine and director of Allergy and Clinical Immunology at Saint Louis University, is retiring in July from his practice. Two clients, Slavin described as his “prized ...
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What do you think about this? Poison Ivy
Posted by About - News & Issues | May 17th, 2012
By Vincent Iannelli, MD, About.com GuideMay 17, 2012 For many, it means the start of spring allergy season. A lot of people also know it as poison ivy season. Although poison ivy plants can trigger a rash year round, as the weather warms up and ...
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By Vincent Iannelli, MD, About.com GuideMay 17, 2012 For many, it means the start of spring allergy season. A lot of people also know it as poison ivy season. Although poison ivy plants can trigger a rash year round, as the weather warms up and ...
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What do you think about this? Babies' susceptibility to colds linked to immune response at birth
Posted by Science Daily (press release) | May 17th, 2012
"Viral respiratory infections are common during childhood," says first author Kaharu Sumino, MD, assistant professor of medicine. "Usually they are mild, but there's a wide range of responses -- from regular cold symptoms to severe lung infections and ...
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"Viral respiratory infections are common during childhood," says first author Kaharu Sumino, MD, assistant professor of medicine. "Usually they are mild, but there's a wide range of responses -- from regular cold symptoms to severe lung infections and ...
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What do you think about this? Food allergies in children on rise…and no one knows why
Posted by newjerseynewsroom.com | May 17th, 2012
A little dirt might not be a bad thing, according to David L. Rosenstreich, MD, director of the division of allergy and immunology at Montefiore Medical Center in New York. He noted that children who live on farms close to animals have fewer allergies.
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A little dirt might not be a bad thing, according to David L. Rosenstreich, MD, director of the division of allergy and immunology at Montefiore Medical Center in New York. He noted that children who live on farms close to animals have fewer allergies.
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What do you think about this? Summer First Aid from University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children's …
Posted by PR Web (press release) | May 17th, 2012
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| Eli Silver, MD, a pediatric allergy/immunology specialist at UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital at University Hospitals Case Medical Center and assistant professor of pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, offers these ... See all stories on this topic » |  PR Web (press release) |
What do you think about this? The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network and Families of Kids Lost to Food …
Posted by MarketWatch (press release) | May 17th, 2012
Hom has dedicated himself to raising awareness about food allergies, speaking publicly about his son's death and chairing FAAN's BJ Hom Memorial Walk/Run in Bay Area, Calif. Other speakers at the briefing included Hemant Sharma, MD, director of the ...
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Hom has dedicated himself to raising awareness about food allergies, speaking publicly about his son's death and chairing FAAN's BJ Hom Memorial Walk/Run in Bay Area, Calif. Other speakers at the briefing included Hemant Sharma, MD, director of the ...
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What do you think about this? CMR Selected by Priority Emergency Room as Information System Technology Solution
Posted by MarketWatch (press release) | May 16th, 2012
By having immediate access to electronic medical records, lab results, allergy alerts and other critical information, ER physicians and nurses see this technology having a positive impact on providing the best and most efficient care possible to their ...
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By having immediate access to electronic medical records, lab results, allergy alerts and other critical information, ER physicians and nurses see this technology having a positive impact on providing the best and most efficient care possible to their ...
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What do you think about this? Happy Mother's Day: To All the Allomothers
Posted by Scientific American (blog) | May 16th, 2012
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| By Kate Clancy | May 16, 2012 | 1 Once a week I get four allergy shots and then sit in a small waiting room for thirty minutes to make sure I don't have any adverse reactions. Today, my husband came along to spend some time with me and make use of the ... See all stories on this topic » |  Scientific American (blog) |
What do you think about this? Q&A: Allergies Are Nothing to Sneeze At
Posted by Patch.com | May 16th, 2012
Myngoc Nguyen, MD, chief of Allergy for Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center, talks about allergy season. Is your nose stuffy or runny? Eyes itchy? Throat scratchy? Allergies are nothing to sneeze at. Allergy season depends on where you live and if ...
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Myngoc Nguyen, MD, chief of Allergy for Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center, talks about allergy season. Is your nose stuffy or runny? Eyes itchy? Throat scratchy? Allergies are nothing to sneeze at. Allergy season depends on where you live and if ...
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What do you think about this? Q&A: Upper Marlboro Dr. Naba Sharif Talks Food Allergies
Posted by Patch.com | May 16th, 2012
By Jenni Pompi Dr. Naba Sharif is an Adult and Pediatric Allergist and Immunologist practicing in Upper Marlboro, MD. Naba Sharif This week is National Food Allergy Awareness Week, so Patch asked Dr. Naba Sharif, and allergist practicing in Upper ...
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By Jenni Pompi Dr. Naba Sharif is an Adult and Pediatric Allergist and Immunologist practicing in Upper Marlboro, MD. Naba Sharif This week is National Food Allergy Awareness Week, so Patch asked Dr. Naba Sharif, and allergist practicing in Upper ...
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What do you think about this? The 3rd Annual Clinical Diagnostics BioConference Live Kicks Off Next Week May …
Posted by DigitalJournal.com (press release) | May 16th, 2012
... Diabetes, Point of Care, Allergy, Hematology, and much more. Randie Little, PhD, Associate Professor, Diabetes Diagnostic Laboratory, Dept. of Pathology & Anatomical Science, University of Missouri School of Medicine Pieter Muntendam, MD, ...
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... Diabetes, Point of Care, Allergy, Hematology, and much more. Randie Little, PhD, Associate Professor, Diabetes Diagnostic Laboratory, Dept. of Pathology & Anatomical Science, University of Missouri School of Medicine Pieter Muntendam, MD, ...
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What do you think about this? Q&A: Kaiser Doctor Talks Allergy Season
Posted by Patch.com | May 16th, 2012
Allergies are nothing to sneeze at. Allergy season depends on where you live and if you are allergic to grass, trees, weeds, or dust mites, according to Myngoc Nguyen, MD, chief of Allergy for Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center.
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Allergies are nothing to sneeze at. Allergy season depends on where you live and if you are allergic to grass, trees, weeds, or dust mites, according to Myngoc Nguyen, MD, chief of Allergy for Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center.
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What do you think about this? Rigel Advances Asthma Programs: Two Inhaled Drug Candidates Take Aim at Acute …
Posted by MarketWatch (press release) | May 16th, 2012
AsthmaAsthma is recognized as a chronic inflammatory disorder of the lungs and respiratory passages, which often occurs in response to the presence of an allergen or pathogen. Uncontrolled or chronic inflammation associated with asthma may result in ...
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AsthmaAsthma is recognized as a chronic inflammatory disorder of the lungs and respiratory passages, which often occurs in response to the presence of an allergen or pathogen. Uncontrolled or chronic inflammation associated with asthma may result in ...
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What do you think about this? Cockroaches: A Crawling Asthma and Allergy Trigger
Posted by Everyday Health | May 16th, 2012
Gross, but roaches are actually well-established allergy and asthma triggers. "There can be non-allergenic triggers for asthma like exercise and cold, but typically it tends to be things that are in the environment," explains Jorge P. Parada, MD, MPH, ...
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Gross, but roaches are actually well-established allergy and asthma triggers. "There can be non-allergenic triggers for asthma like exercise and cold, but typically it tends to be things that are in the environment," explains Jorge P. Parada, MD, MPH, ...
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What do you think about this? NY-6 Hopeful Robert Mittman: I'm For Real
Posted by New York Daily News (blog) | May 16th, 2012
He went on to get his MD from Ross University and specialized in internal medicine at Westchester County Medical Center and in allergy and immunology at the University of Cincinnati. He is the son of a pharmacist and a schoolteacher. More as I get it.
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He went on to get his MD from Ross University and specialized in internal medicine at Westchester County Medical Center and in allergy and immunology at the University of Cincinnati. He is the son of a pharmacist and a schoolteacher. More as I get it.
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What do you think about this? Profectus BioSciences receives $5.6M grant for Nipah/Hendra vaccine
Posted by Vaccine News Daily (blog) | May 15th, 2012
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| The grant comes under the Partnerships for Biodefense RFA from the Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The award supports developing a Hendra ... See all stories on this topic » |  Vaccine News Daily (blog) |
What do you think about this? Sneezing Season: University Hospitals Case Medical Center Doctor Offers Advice …
Posted by PR Web (press release) | May 15th, 2012
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| Steer clear of pollen and plants. but try to steer clear of pollen, plants and other culprits that may trigger your allergies. Many people may enjoy nature in full bloom, but their noses may not so enamored. Leigh Kerns, MD, a pediatric ... See all stories on this topic » |  PR Web (press release) |
What do you think about this? Outpatient Clinics Adopt eRecord, Debut New 'MyChart' Feature
Posted by University of Rochester Newsroom | May 15th, 2012
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| “Undeniably, this phase of our project presented the most logistical challenges, given the number of unique locations involved,” said URMC CEO Bradford C. Berk, MD, Ph.D. “But since the majority of health care happens in the outpatient setting, ... See all stories on this topic » |  University of Rochester Newsroom |
What do you think about this? Empowering the Body to Fix Its Parts
Posted by Scientific American (blog) | May 15th, 2012
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| About the Author: Samer Fakhri, MD, is an internationally recognized Otolaryngologist, Educator and Researcher who is currently an Associate Professor and residency Program Director at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston. See all stories on this topic » |  Scientific American (blog) |
What do you think about this? US Army internal medicine Masters, Fellows honored by American College of …
Posted by EurekAlert (press release) | May 15th, 2012
Michael G. Rossman, MD (Rheumatology), Daniel W. Franks, DO (Internal Medicine), Maj. Kimberly C. Salazar (Allergy/Immunology), Maj. Paige E. Waterman, MD (Infectious Disease), Anne B. Rossignol, MD (Hospice Care & Palliative Medicine) and Mark ...
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Michael G. Rossman, MD (Rheumatology), Daniel W. Franks, DO (Internal Medicine), Maj. Kimberly C. Salazar (Allergy/Immunology), Maj. Paige E. Waterman, MD (Infectious Disease), Anne B. Rossignol, MD (Hospice Care & Palliative Medicine) and Mark ...
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What do you think about this? Sleepwalking More Common Than Thought
Posted by Huffington Post Canada | May 15th, 2012
When coffee cravings hit after noon, reach for a cup of decaf, says Phyllis C. Zee, MD, Ph.D., the director of the Sleep Disorders Program at Northwestern University. If you're desperate for an energy boost, try going for a brisk walk around the block ...
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When coffee cravings hit after noon, reach for a cup of decaf, says Phyllis C. Zee, MD, Ph.D., the director of the Sleep Disorders Program at Northwestern University. If you're desperate for an energy boost, try going for a brisk walk around the block ...
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What do you think about this? DBV Technologies: First Quarter 2012 Topline, Scientific Activity and Upcoming …
Posted by MarketWatch (press release) | May 15th, 2012
... a new standard in the treatment of allergy, announced today its first quarter topline and its intense scientific activity and clinical data disclosure schedule for the coming weeks. Pierre-Henri Benhamou, MD, Chairman & CEO said: "DBV Technologies ...
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... a new standard in the treatment of allergy, announced today its first quarter topline and its intense scientific activity and clinical data disclosure schedule for the coming weeks. Pierre-Henri Benhamou, MD, Chairman & CEO said: "DBV Technologies ...
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What do you think about this? Are Seasonal Allergies Causing Your Cough?
Posted by About - News & Issues | May 15th, 2012
By Daniel More, MD, About.com GuideMay 15, 2012 Coughing is one of the most common reasons why people visit their doctors. When symptoms last for more than a few weeks, the cough would be diagnosed as being chronic. The most common causes of chronic ...
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By Daniel More, MD, About.com GuideMay 15, 2012 Coughing is one of the most common reasons why people visit their doctors. When symptoms last for more than a few weeks, the cough would be diagnosed as being chronic. The most common causes of chronic ...
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What do you think about this? House panel questions DGCI's qualification criteria
Posted by Times of India | May 15th, 2012
NEW DELHI: All you need to get India's top drug job - Drug Controller General of India ( DGCI) - is a simple graduation in pharmacy or a graduate degree in medicine with post-graduation in clinical pharmacology or microbiology (MD) along with five ...
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NEW DELHI: All you need to get India's top drug job - Drug Controller General of India ( DGCI) - is a simple graduation in pharmacy or a graduate degree in medicine with post-graduation in clinical pharmacology or microbiology (MD) along with five ...
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What do you think about this? Lafayette doctor offers relief from severe allergy and sinus conditions
Posted by KPLC-TV | May 14th, 2012
Persistent, untreated allergies can lead to recurring sinus infections that may even require surgery for more permanent relief. Bradley J. Chastant, MD, FACS, located in Lafayette, is now advancing the technology within his practice with the use of new ...
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Persistent, untreated allergies can lead to recurring sinus infections that may even require surgery for more permanent relief. Bradley J. Chastant, MD, FACS, located in Lafayette, is now advancing the technology within his practice with the use of new ...
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What do you think about this? LEARN ABOUT CELIAC DISEASE AT A FREE SEMINAR HOSTED BY CYPRESS FAIRBANKS …
Posted by The Cypress Times | May 14th, 2012
It is not a simple food allergy or intolerance to food. If a person with celiac disease eats foods that contain gluten, an immune response kicks in that causes damage to the small intestine. When this happens, the small intestine cannot properly absorb ...
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It is not a simple food allergy or intolerance to food. If a person with celiac disease eats foods that contain gluten, an immune response kicks in that causes damage to the small intestine. When this happens, the small intestine cannot properly absorb ...
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What do you think about this? Single-Payor Healthcare: What Could it Do on the National Stage?
Posted by Becker's Hospital Review | May 14th, 2012
Michael Diamond, MD, of the Allergy, Asthma, Arthritis and Lung Center in Daytona Beach, Fla., also argues a single-payor system would expose physicians to "unwanted oversight" by the government in their healthcare decisions. "With the newfound power ...
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Michael Diamond, MD, of the Allergy, Asthma, Arthritis and Lung Center in Daytona Beach, Fla., also argues a single-payor system would expose physicians to "unwanted oversight" by the government in their healthcare decisions. "With the newfound power ...
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What do you think about this? Summer Allergies: The Great Escape?
Posted by Everyday Health | May 14th, 2012
"You can't escape allergies," says Clifford Bassett, MD, a New York City-based allergist and fellow of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI). "Fifty years ago or more people thought if they went to the Southwest they'd escape ...
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"You can't escape allergies," says Clifford Bassett, MD, a New York City-based allergist and fellow of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI). "Fifty years ago or more people thought if they went to the Southwest they'd escape ...
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What do you think about this? When is a rash an emergency?
Posted by Mother Nature Network | May 14th, 2012
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| There's a simple trick to getting the care you may need, as Boston-area dermatologist Elissa Lunder, MD, recommends: "If it's bad, get past the front desk by saying, 'I really need to talk to a nurse.'" An RN can help you assess the severity and insist ... See all stories on this topic » |  Mother Nature Network |
What do you think about this? HIV Vaccine Awareness Day Statement by Anthony S. Fauci, MD
Posted by TheBody.com | May 14th, 2012
The original vaccine regimen was tested among 16000 adult volunteers in Thailand in a trial co-funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of NIH. Meanwhile, several other NIAID-sponsored HIV vaccine clinical ...
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The original vaccine regimen was tested among 16000 adult volunteers in Thailand in a trial co-funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of NIH. Meanwhile, several other NIAID-sponsored HIV vaccine clinical ...
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What do you think about this? Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen: Putting the 'pop' back in popcorn
Posted by The Province | May 14th, 2012
These conditions may be from bacterial overgrowth, an immune system glitch or an allergy. Other tongue problems? Small ulcers on the edges of the tongue pop up from stress; lesions (raised, smooth, white areas) could indicate oral cancer; and thrush (a ...
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These conditions may be from bacterial overgrowth, an immune system glitch or an allergy. Other tongue problems? Small ulcers on the edges of the tongue pop up from stress; lesions (raised, smooth, white areas) could indicate oral cancer; and thrush (a ...
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What do you think about this? Medical Care: What Happened to the “Care” Part?
Posted by WebMD (blog) | May 14th, 2012
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| Hopefully, my daughter will not have an allergic reaction since I am allergic to this particular antibiotic. No one really asked her allergy history. Caring for patients first requires that you care. ER physicians often are so overwhelmed by the number ... See all stories on this topic » |  WebMD (blog) |
What do you think about this? NIH statement on HIV Vaccine Awareness Day – May 18, 2012
Posted by National Institutes of Health (press release) | May 14th, 2012
Statement of Anthony S. Fauci, MD Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health There is a growing consensus that we can significantly curtail the HIV/AIDS pandemic by implementing scientifically proven ...
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Statement of Anthony S. Fauci, MD Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health There is a growing consensus that we can significantly curtail the HIV/AIDS pandemic by implementing scientifically proven ...
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What do you think about this? FDA weighs prescriptions without medical visits
Posted by American Medical News | May 14th, 2012
Bobby Quentin Lanier, MD, an allergist and executive director of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, said the FDA is sending mixed signals about the dangers of medications. He said one branch of the FDA is sending such strong ...
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Bobby Quentin Lanier, MD, an allergist and executive director of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, said the FDA is sending mixed signals about the dangers of medications. He said one branch of the FDA is sending such strong ...
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What do you think about this? How To Fix Common Eye Problems
Posted by Huffington Post | May 13th, 2012
So use over-the-counter allergy eyedrops such as Naphcon-A, or ask your doc to prescribe a more potent one such as Pataday, says Anne Sumers, MD, a clinical correspondent for the American Academy of Ophthalmology. And shower before bed so pollen's not ...
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So use over-the-counter allergy eyedrops such as Naphcon-A, or ask your doc to prescribe a more potent one such as Pataday, says Anne Sumers, MD, a clinical correspondent for the American Academy of Ophthalmology. And shower before bed so pollen's not ...
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What do you think about this? Chronic Snoring Treatment Utilizes Radiofrequency Technology
Posted by PR.com (press release) | May 13th, 2012
A unique outpatient surgical treatment to alleviate chronic snoring symptoms has been perfected by Jeff Eaton, MD, a board certified ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat)/Head and Neck surgeon. San Diego, CA, May 13, 2012 --(PR.com)-- A unique outpatient surgical ...
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A unique outpatient surgical treatment to alleviate chronic snoring symptoms has been perfected by Jeff Eaton, MD, a board certified ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat)/Head and Neck surgeon. San Diego, CA, May 13, 2012 --(PR.com)-- A unique outpatient surgical ...
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