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ACAAI in the News

| February 2, 2026

ACAAI in the News

Here are recent national media hits for the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.

January 2026

HealthCentral (1 million unique visitors)
These air purifiers will help you breathe easier
Sources: Sonali Majmudar, MD, ACAAI

wikiHow (29 million unique visitors)
How to stop sounding nasal
Sources: ACAAI, College website

Medscape (4 million unique visitors)
Is piperacillin-tazobactam an option in amoxicillin allergy?
Sources: Annals

Healio (561K unique visitors)
Late-onset atopic dermatitis lower odds for multiple food allergies linked
Sources: Annals

Healio (561K unique visitors)
Anaphylaxis caused by iodinated contrast media rare but still serious
Sources: Annals

Everyday Health (14 million unique visitors + MSN, 94 million unique visitors)
5 annoying ways chlorine affects your body (and what to do about them)
Sources: ACAAI, College website

Allergic Living (33K unique visitors)
Federal law requires allergy training for school food workers
Sources: Aikaterini Anagnostou, MD, ACAAI, College website

Seattle Times (4 million unique visitors)
People’s Pharmacy – A bit of brie stopped nighttime let cramps
Sources: Annals

USA Swimming (4 million unique visitors)
Top 6 foods to avoid when you’re in charge of the team’s snacks
Sources: ACAAI, College website

Vocal (3 million unique visitors)
The hidden health benefits of having your home professionally cleaned
Sources: ACAAI

MSN via The Washington Post (24 million unique visitors)
5 little habits to try every day for a healthier year
Sources: Farah Khan, MD, ACAAI

Medscape (5 million unique visitors)
More systemic therapies coming for pediatric skin diseases
Sources: ACAAI

Newsbreak (16 million unique visitors)
The shocking connection between climate and dog illnesses
Sources: ACAAI

Healio (561K unique visitors)
Reduced lung function found in children with maternal gestational diabetes exposure
Sources: Annals

 

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