Navigating the ups and downs of childhood allergies can be a complex journey for kids and their parents. However, most stress caused by symptoms lies in the unknown. Childhood allergies are a common concern – impacting around 30% of children worldwide – and, with proper understanding, your family can learn to navigate life with allergies
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For nearly the millions of Americans living with asthma, the thought of exercise can feel daunting. Concerns about triggering an asthma attack might tempt you to skip the gym and stay home instead. However, with the right approach and management, exercise doesn’t just become possible – it can also significantly enhance your quality of life.
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Summer is a time for sun, fun and outdoor adventures, but for many, it also brings dreaded seasonal allergies (hay fever or allergic rhinitis). Pollen from grasses, weeds and trees can turn an enjoyable time into an uncomfortable experience. However, with the right strategies, you can manage your allergy symptoms and enjoy these beautiful days
Click here to take a look at our FAA Pulse Newsletter! This issue has been carefully curated to bring you important updates from our major payors, including significant developments concerning Xolair from UnitedHealthcare and biologics updates from Anthem.
Analyzing ingredients. Questioning servers. Bringing your own food to parties. Life with food allergies can feel challenging, but remember that you’re not alone. These dietary limitations affect millions of people worldwide – around 6% of U.S. adults and children, to be exact. And like all allergies, knowledge is the key to comfort for a happy,
Navigating Childhood Allergies: A Guide for Parents
/in AllergiesNavigating the ups and downs of childhood allergies can be a complex journey for kids and their parents. However, most stress caused by symptoms lies in the unknown. Childhood allergies are a common concern – impacting around 30% of children worldwide – and, with proper understanding, your family can learn to navigate life with allergies
Asthma and Exercise: Finding the Balance for a Healthy, Active Lifestyle
/in AsthmaFor nearly the millions of Americans living with asthma, the thought of exercise can feel daunting. Concerns about triggering an asthma attack might tempt you to skip the gym and stay home instead. However, with the right approach and management, exercise doesn’t just become possible – it can also significantly enhance your quality of life.
Surviving Summer Pollen: A Guide to Managing Seasonal Allergies
/in AllergiesSummer is a time for sun, fun and outdoor adventures, but for many, it also brings dreaded seasonal allergies (hay fever or allergic rhinitis). Pollen from grasses, weeds and trees can turn an enjoyable time into an uncomfortable experience. However, with the right strategies, you can manage your allergy symptoms and enjoy these beautiful days
FAA Pulse Newsletter – July 2024
/in GeneralClick here to take a look at our FAA Pulse Newsletter! This issue has been carefully curated to bring you important updates from our major payors, including significant developments concerning Xolair from UnitedHealthcare and biologics updates from Anthem.
Feast Without Fear: Food Allergies Explained
/in AllergiesAnalyzing ingredients. Questioning servers. Bringing your own food to parties. Life with food allergies can feel challenging, but remember that you’re not alone. These dietary limitations affect millions of people worldwide – around 6% of U.S. adults and children, to be exact. And like all allergies, knowledge is the key to comfort for a happy,