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এই পডকাস্টটি সম্বন্ধে 🔗

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20 সেপ্টেম্বর, 2023থেকে
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সাম্প্রতিক এপিসোড 🔗

The pandemic was many things to many people, but to Dr. Jonathan Hourihane, it was an exciting natural experiment. The prospect of an entire cohort of new babies, isolated, lacking exposure to people, other babies and the viruses they carry was very enticing to a world-renowned researcher. His wife…

অতীতের এপিসোডগুলি অনুসন্ধান করুন

The Allergist এর অতীতের এপিসোডগুলি অনুসন্ধান করুন।

পূর্ববর্তী এপিসোডসমূহ

The smoke detector problem

“Allergy tests are evidence toward a verdict, but they are not the verdict themself.” Dr. Nicole Chase There’s no shortage of tests allergists use. Skin prick tests, component testing, serum-specific IgE. These are all go-to tools for allergists. But are we asking too much from them and are we chan…

ENCORE: The many faces of milk problems

“There is nothing magical that happens in your gut that says, ‘oh, now you’re ready for cow’s milk.’ — Dr. Farah Khan Milk has a special talent for creating chaos in clinic. One day it’s mucousy stools and a terrifying diaper photo, the next it’s hives after yogurt, delayed vomiting with lethargy, …

Stopping strictures before they start

"This is an allergic disease, and allergists need to help take care of this person." Dr. Seema Aceves Found yourself scratching your head about how to approach EoE in young patients? Who will go on to develop chronic disease, facing stricture and food impaction from remodelling? Our curre…

Breaking down the epithelial barrier hypothesis

There’s a question that’s been circulating widely these days. It’s in the clinic, it’s in the news, and it’s on patients' minds. Why do allergies appear to be increasing? Enter the epithelial barrier hypothesis. This is a developing theory that sees a connection between the ‘atopic march’ and …

Drop the SABA-only reliever. It’s not worth the risk

"I don't think any asthmatic in this world should have a SABA, ever."                                                                                                                  —Dr. Paul O'Byrne Is it asthma? Is it a cold? Will symptoms go away? Will they come back even wo…
“If that medicine is associated with fear of an injection, then we are giving the impression that a diagnosis of food allergy is worse than a life sentence.”  — Dr. Paul Turner When it comes to managing anaphylaxis, epinephrine is the gold standard. But even with its life-saving potential, misconce…
"Food, milk and egg ladders look the same, but they're not the same." — Dr. Juan Trujillo Ladders are close to standard in some clinics now. The evidence that they change the course of anything is still thin. So families are climbing, clinicians are advising, and nobody has settled t…
"...these are chronic conditions that are not going to magically go away when a patient turns 18 or 21." — Dr. William Anderson Adolescence and early adulthood tend to be a rough stretch for patients with allergic disease. Asthma that used to be well controlled can start to drift. Teenage…
“If you are willing to use it and use it quickly, that's what I want you to have.”— Dr. Jay Lieberman Epinephrine is everywhere in allergy practice. Prescribed, refilled, demonstrated, repeated. And still, it carries a strange kind of fear. Patients hesitate. Clinicians sometimes hesitate too.…
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