Index of all Articles in the Allergy Clinics Category

• Asthma Friendly Gardens
  
  Asthma Friendly Gardens
  
  Tom Ogren Recent studies have shown that babies born to mothers who were exposed to high levels of pollen in their last trimester of pregnancy have a much greater chance of developing asthma. One of the main keys with asthma

• T-System Introduces E-Prescribing for Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Clinics
  
  DALLAS, TX-- - T-System, Inc. , the industry leader in clinical, business and IT solutions for emergency medicine, today announced offering its new e-prescribing solution, T-System Performanceâ„¢ eRx , for ...
  


• Digging Deeper: Allergy season is here
  
  No matter what the calendar says, Spring seems to have sprung. Warmer than usual temperatures have many plants blooming ahead of schedule.
  


• What's Going Around January 26th - Warmer Weather Leads to Allergy & Sinus Symptoms
  
  The warmer than usual winter has led to an increase in in sinus and allergy symptoms.
  


• Hall Pass: First-grader's death prompts alert reminding schools not to use 'food rewards'
  
  Hampton administrators were reminded last week to make sure teachers don't use "food rewards" in light of a Chesterfield first-grader's allergy-related death this month.
  


• Margaret Carlson: Allergy deaths show schools need the power to use EpiPen
  
  All children's deaths are tragic, but some are absurdly so. First-grader Ammaria Johnson had just returned to her Virginia grade school after the Christmas holiday and inadvertently ate a peanut at recess. Feeling sick, Ammaria went to a teacher who rushed her to the school clinic, where someone called 911.