“We are all learning and we are all teaching.”
Medical education has evolved—are we keeping up?
On this episode of The Allergist, Dr. Lori Connors joins us to talk about feedback, fatigue, and the future of teaching.
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Not all exercise triggers asthma symptoms.
Not all asthmatics are triggered by exercise.

Sincerely,
Allergist

You don’t need another time management app—you need a project day. Scott Cameron shares real clinic strategies to work smarter, not harder. Intake forms, smart goals, QR codes & more.

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Immune dysregulation—are you thinking beyond infections?

"The key to the diagnosis of these disorders is the suspicion of these disorders." – Dr. Luis Murguia Favela

The 11th warning sign: Why early-onset, unusual, or difficult-to-treat autoimmunity, inflammation, or malignancy should raise red flags.
Think beyond infections. Spotting these signs can change lives.
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I had a ball discussing with @theallergist.bsky.social the results of the OUtMATCH trial, evaluating omalizumab (Xolair) for the treatment of food allergies, which was sponsored by @niaidnews.bsky.social and supported by Genentech and @novartis.bsky.social. We analyzed the study outcomes,...(2/4)

The reason it’s BAD to use a lot of Salbutamol/Atrovent is:
1) tachyphylaxis
2) it means their asthma isn’t controlled
3) they have a higher risk of morbidity and mortality from uncontrolled asthma

So NO, I don’t want to auto refill their prescription. They need a follow up!

Sincerely,
Allergist

Gaps in medicine signal a call to fill those gaps with ethical, equitable, and competent science and patient care.

Gaps in medicine doesn’t justify filling those gaps with exploitation and pseudoscience under the guise of wellness and functional/alternative/integrative medicine.

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There are NO concerns with someone having an egg allergy receiving their flu shot. We get asked about this annually. No problems. No concerns. None. And for embellishment, I like to point out that even the most sensitive of egg allergic patients can safely get their flu shot. 💉

Sincerely,
Allergist