Here are recent national media hits for the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.
August 2026
Care.com (2 million unique visitors)
Child food allergy action plan: How to write on and work with your child’s school
Sources: Manisha Relan, MD, Tamara Hubbard, LCPC, ACAAI
Dayton Daily News (1 million unique visitors)
Does local honey alleviate allergies?
Sources: ACAAI
Healio (515K unique visitors)
US allergist employment in multispecialty groups rose in 2023 vs. 2015
Sources: Alnoor Malick, MD, ACAAI, Annals
Good Morning America (16 million unique visitors)
16-year-old free from dairy allergy after experimental treatment
Sources: ACAAI
July 2026
Everyday Health (3 million unique visitors)
Antihistamines do little to help eczema itch, study finds
Sources: Clinton Dunn, MD, ACAAI, College website
Medscape (4 million unique visitors)
Antihistamines for eczema fail to deliver meaningful relief, meta-analysis reveals
Sources: ACAAI
MSN (81 million unique visitors)
Are your atopic dermatitis treatments failing, or do you need a second opinion?
Sources: Annals
Medscape (4 million unique visitors)
African genetic ancestry is associated with an increased asthma and allergen sensitization risk among black children
Sources: Annals
HealthCentral (1 million unique visitors)
7 skin conditions that can cause chronic hives
Sources: ACAAI, College website
Healio (515K unique visitors)
FDA expands Ryaltris approval to include children aged 6 to 11 years
Sources: Annals
Yahoo! News (39 million unique visitors)
These 13 rashes look like ringworm – but they aren’t
Sources: ACAAI, College website
Medscape (4 million unique visitors)
Most children with sesame allergy tolerate intact seeds despite reactions to concentrated products
Sources: Annals
HealthCentral (1 million unique visitors)
How to treat hives
Sources: Annals
Martha Stewart (8 million unique visitors)
Check your freezer: Popular Aldi frozen food recalled due to undeclared allergen
Sources: ACAAI, College website
Cleveland Clinic (9 million unique visitors)
3 practice changes for pediatric anaphylaxis care in the ED
Sources: ACAAI, College website
