Understanding Alcohol and Allergies: Hidden Risks and Reactions
Because ethanol is too small of a molecule for the body to make antibodies to, there really is no such thing as an "alcohol allergy," but that doesn't mean patients can't have a reaction to substances...
4 Nov 202422min
Food Allergies & Halloween: Balancing Emotional and Physical Health
Halloween presents unique challenges for clinicians managing patients with food allergies. In this episode, to heighten awareness and preparedness, we explore the emotional impact on children with foo...
23 Okt 202416min
The Overlooked Allergy Season: Challenges with Fall Allergies
When we picture a patient struggling with respiratory allergies, our mind might immediately jump to spring allergy season. However, fall allergies, while often overlooked, can cause patients to experi...
7 Okt 202414min
Exploring Allergic Rhinitis and Sexual Health with Dr. Michael Benninger
ImmunoCAST welcomes Dr. Michael Benninger, Professor and Former Chair of the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery in the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reser...
23 Sep 202416min
What Should Primary Care Know About Food Intolerance vs. Food Allergy?
Does your patient have a food allergy or intolerance? Celiac disease or wheat allergy? When it comes intolerances vs. allergies, there’s a lot of symptoms overlap. In this episode of ImmunoCAST, we di...
9 Sep 202417min
What’s the current state of allergy care in the US? (Triple Aim approach)
Using the Triple Aim framework to dissect the current status of allergy care in America, this episode delves into the per capita cost, population health, and patient experience of care, emphasizing th...
26 Aug 202426min
Is Your Practice Prepared for Asthma Peak Week?
Asthma Peak Week is nearly a month away, giving clinicians just enough time to start to help prepare their at-risk patients. Tune into this episode of ImmunoCAST where we break down why in September t...
12 Aug 202414min
How Do Allergies Change Over a Patient's Lifetime?
This episode covers some of the more popular theories on ways patients may develop allergies, such as the epithelial barrier hypothesis, hygiene hypothesis, and microbiome theory. From children to old...
29 Jul 202424min
