Tree Nut Allergies: Allergen Components and Diagnostic Strategies
In this episode of ImmunoCAST, hosts Gary and Luke break down the essentials of tree nut allergen components, focusing on hazelnut, cashew, walnut, and Brazil nut. They highlight the significant preva...
1 Heinä 20240s
Clinically Navigating the Sting of Allergies from Bee, Wasp, and Fire Ant Venoms
How can primary care clinicians optimize the diagnosis and treatment of stinging insect allergies? Tune into this episode of ImmunoCAST and hear a discussion around allergies to bee, wasp, and fire an...
17 Kesä 202418min
Food Allergies and Climate Change: What's the Connection?
More allergenic peanuts? Fungi in crops that may make patients more susceptible to food allergy sensitization? And what does the epithelial barrier hypothesis have to do with all of it? Tune into thi...
3 Kesä 202418min
What Should Clinicians Know About Alpha Gal Syndrome (Red Meat Allergy) and Tick Bites?
Ever since the CDC released its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly report about alpha-Gal syndrome (AGS) last summer, it seems that everyone is talking about this odd allergy to red meat. Whether you’re a...
20 Touko 202421min
Food Allergen Components 101: Milk, Eggs, Peanuts, and Tree Nuts
Can patients tolerate baked forms of egg and milk? Is it a clinical peanut allergy or cross-reactivity with pollen? In this episode of ImmunoCAST, Gary and Luke dive into food allergen components and ...
6 Touko 202426min
Clearing the Air: Understanding Cannabis Allergy and Exposure
In this episode of ImmunoCAST, listen to a discussion around cannabis allergy and the importance of healthcare providers recognizing and inquiring about its exposure, especially in patients with asthm...
20 Huhti 202419min
Food Allergy Update: Dishing out EAACI's newest food allergy diagnosis guidelines
In this episode of ImmunoCAST, Gary and Luke explore the new European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI) food allergy diagnosis guidelines. They break down some of the significant reco...
8 Huhti 202424min
Spring allergies: the perfect time for nonallergic rhinitis to go undetected
Is it really allergies causing patients’ rhinitis symptoms this spring or is it something nonallergic? Sure, pollen is out and about, but that doesn’t mean that those nonallergic triggers simply disap...
25 Maalis 202421min
