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Is it allergy or a cold?

Posted by: FCAAC In: advocacy, awareness, back to school, Blog, Food Allergy, ragweed, summer allergy Jan 10, 2019 Comments: 0 Tags: asthma, contact dermatitis, eczema, featured, skin allergies, urticaria

The chances to encounter someone with cold-like symptoms are high the winter, but cold and allergies are different conditions.

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The healthy way to celebrate the Holidays

Posted by: FCAAC In: advocacy, awareness, back to school, Blog, Food Allergy, ragweed, summer allergy Nov 28, 2018 Comments: 0 Tags: asthma, contact dermatitis, eczema, featured, skin allergies, urticaria

Finding the balance between gratitude and safety can present its challenges, but it creates an inclusive environment during the holiday season.

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Welcome fall without allergy and asthma

Posted by: FCAAC In: advocacy, awareness, back to school, Blog, Food Allergy, ragweed, summer allergy Sep 11, 2018 Comments: 0 Tags: asthma, contact dermatitis, eczema, featured, skin allergies, urticaria

Environmental allergies, such as ragweed, mold, and pollen are the bulk of what’s most treated during the fall season.

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Got school forms?

Posted by: FCAAC In: advocacy, awareness, back to school, Blog, Food Allergy, ragweed, summer allergy Jul 03, 2018 Comments: 0 Tags: asthma, contact dermatitis, eczema, featured, skin allergies, urticaria

When it comes to school forms, it’s never too early

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First signs of fall allergies: the connection between september and asthma

Posted by: FCAAC In: advocacy, Asthma, awareness, back to school, Blog, Food Allergy, ragweed, Seasonal Allergies Sep 04, 2015 Comments: 2 Tags: allergy, anaphylaxis, asthma, asthma action plan, featured, food allergies, immunotherapy, inhalers

Statistics show that approximately two weeks after Labor Day there is a peak day for hospitalizations and ER visits due to asthma episodes. We are suggesting you what to do.

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