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Watch on FacebookAAAAI: Fire Ant Allergy
The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology conditions library overview of fire ant allergy — symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for this serious stinging-insect allergy.
Medscape: Abrocitinib & Skin Microbiome in Atopic Dermatitis
New Medscape coverage finds abrocitinib alters the skin microbiome of patients with atopic dermatitis — shedding light on how JAK-1 inhibition may reshape the cutaneous ecosystem underlying allergic skin disease.
JAMA: Diagnosis of Celiac Disease
A JAMA Insights review by Stahl, Jansson-Knodel, and Leonard compares the latest guideline recommendations (ESsCD 2025, ACG 2023, ESPGHAN 2020) for serology-based vs biopsy-confirmed celiac disease diagnosis in adults and children — including when a no-biopsy diagnosis is appropriate.
HealthDay: Winter Is Coming — Vaccines & Respiratory Illness
Dr. David Stukus (ACAAI president-elect) explains how flu, RSV, COVID-19, pneumococcal, and pertussis vaccines protect people with asthma and COPD from severe fall and winter respiratory infections — timed for National Immunization Awareness Month.
FASI: Breast Milk Bacteria & Immune Defenses
A landmark Nature study led by Yale's Dr. Noah Palm and supported by the Food Allergy Science Initiative finds that Bifidobacterium from dietary milk trains the infant immune system \u2014 a possible link between breast milk bacteria and increased immune defenses against food allergy.
Elijah's Law in NY: Soon to Require Stock Epi Training in Childcare
New York's Elijah's Law is expanding to require stock epinephrine training in childcare settings — honoring the legacy of Elijah Silvera and strengthening early-childhood anaphylaxis preparedness across the state.
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