Any one is at risk for allergies and the pollen this month is unusally high this month. Dr. Arora talked to Lee Cruse on WLEX talking about allergy symptoms, allergy testing, and treatment. Allergy tests can be done at any age, once tested patients are treated by avoidance, OTC medications, or allergy shots.
Dr. Wes Sublett Talks to WAVE 3 About Mosquito Spray
/in MediaDr. Wes Sublett was featured in WAVE 3’s news story on the spray that the city of Bardstown uses for mosquitoes. The mosquito fog has been used in Bardstown since 2005 and some parents are concerned it induces asthma attacks. Over 60 people have signed a petition against the use, hear what Dr. Sublett has
Back to School with Allergies and Asthma
/in Allergies, AsthmaBefore you know it, students everywhere will be heading back to school. With one in three children having an allergy, and one in eleven suffering from asthma, schools have developed procedures for handling medication and preventing emergency situations. It’s up to you as a parent to prepare your child and communicate with the school staff
Second Lexington Office Opening Soon!
/in GeneralWe’re excited to announce, on August 10, 2015 we will open a second office in Lexington, located in Beaumont Centre Circle in the Kroger Marketplace. This new office will provide easier access to patients in the western half of Lexington and surrounding communities. Our board-certified allergist are here to help you find relief, schedule an
Join a video call to learn how the AIR Louisville team is changing life with asthma
/in AsthmaInnovation doesn’t always mean improving the current way of doing something. Sometimes it means building an entirely new system. That’s what the Institute and Propeller Health are doing with AIR Louisville. We want to do more than help people living with asthma identify triggers or remember to take daily maintenance meds. We want to test
Vacationing with Summer Allergies
/in AllergiesSummer is well on its way. School’s out and you might be one of the many taking a vacation this summer. Whether you are planning more of a staycation or you’re headed off to the beach, don’t let your allergies derail your plans. Summer Triggers Many find relief from their seasonal allergies during the summer
May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month
/in Allergies, AsthmaAsthma and allergies are not only two of the most common diseases but also two of the most overlooked. In the United States, 25 million people suffer from asthma and 50 million suffer from allergies, though many go untreated. Asthma and allergies are leading causes for hospital visits and missed days of work and school.
Dr. Sublett Talks About Air Louisville with The Courier Journal
/in MediaAir Louisville, a program using smart inhalers with Propeller Health technology to track asthma hotspots in Louisville, is expanding to over 1000 participants in the second phase. Participants would use ‘smart’ inhalers with sensors on their rescue inhalers to track the use of their emergency inhalers through the Propeller Health app. Dr. Sublett talks about how
Dr. Sublett Interviewed for Chicago Tribune Article
/in MediaDr. Jim Sublett was interviewed by the Chicago Tribune for an article on asthma, allergies and immunotherapy. In the article Dr. Sublett discusses how it’s estimated 1 in 4 people have asthma and are never diagnosed with it. Allergies are one of the most common triggers of an asthma ‘attack’. Read the full article below
Dr. Arora Featured on WLEX
/in MediaAny one is at risk for allergies and the pollen this month is unusally high this month. Dr. Arora talked to Lee Cruse on WLEX talking about allergy symptoms, allergy testing, and treatment. Allergy tests can be done at any age, once tested patients are treated by avoidance, OTC medications, or allergy shots.
Dr. Pollard Interviewed for WDRB Story on Mold Allergies
/in MediaDr. Stephen Pollard was featured in WDRB’s news story on mold allergies that can flare up after flooding. The damp conditions left after heavy rains flood basements, cars, and even living areas often can drive the mold count up within the spaces. After an area is flooded it needs to be cleaned up correctly to