How to Prepare Your Child With Asthma or Allergies for School
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Pet Allergy Survival Tips for the Holiday Season
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Bel Air Award Program Honors The Premier Allergist
An Premier Allergist Blog Post: The Bel Air Award Program identifies companies that it believes have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category.
How Registered Dietitians Help Provide Better Patient Outcomes
An Premier Allergist Blog Post: A recent article in the Washington Post discussed a bill being considered by the D.C. Council that would require doctors and nurses to complete two hours of nutrition study over a two-year period.
From the Nurses Desk: 7 Summertime Tips for Managing Allergies and Asthma
School is out, the sun is out, and guess where kids want to be? Outside! If you are a parent of a child with allergies or asthma, the last thing you want is your child to feel limited in their activities.
Going Back to School: Tips for a Healthy School Year
Summer is coming to an end, and parents are getting ready to send their children back to school. If you have a child with allergies or asthma, it is important that both you and your child are prepared.
Do the Changes in Season Affect Our Dietary Patterns
The response to this question is intriguing. The transition between seasons brings large transitions into our lives. As we change our comforters and decorations, we also change our level of physical activity.
Common Summer Allergies
With spring near it’s end and summer just around the corner, spring allergy sufferers rejoice…but not so fast! The summer season brings with it a whole new slew of allergy offenders.
‘Tis the Season to be Sneezy
Putting up the Christmas tree often marks the start of the holiday season. However, it also often marks the onset of worsening allergy and asthma symptoms such as runny nose, watery eyes, coughing, wheezing, and post nasal drip.
Winter Time is the Worst Time For Eczema
While most people consider eczema as simply cosmetic, it is not. The itch-scratch cycle can cause significant life stress, affecting sleep and causing wild fluctuations in mood and behavior.
