The College goes to Chile!
From left to right: Dr. Bahna; Chilean Society of Allergy & Immunology’s President Pablo Raby, MD; Past President Patricia Roesler, MD; and Dr. Marti…
Modifications in SCIT and a review of reported mechanism of effectiveness of allergen-specific immunotherapy
As September winds down, I am hopeful that your teams are winning, that the weather is starting to cool off and that you have had a robust fall allergy season.…
Managing your professional development is easy
You may know that the online College Learning Connection is a great place to explore educational opportunities the College has to offer, but did you know you c…
An MOC review just for you
While you’re making final plans and setting your schedule for the Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 15-19 in Seattle, be sure to stay through Monday to att…
Your questions answered
We asked Michael Blaiss, MD, FACAAI, executive medical director, to comment on the College’s plans for 2019 and where he sees opportunities for committee invol…
Staying organized
We’ve made it easy to find information related to your work with the College. When you access your profile from the member website, you will be able to:V…
Getting back on track
When you're busy, it’s sometimes not possible to participate in every committee project and meeting. It can be challenging to come back and con…
Spotlight on the work of the Public Relations Committee
The Public Relations Committee, housed under the College’s Communication Council, continually works behind the scenes to ensure the content on our public…
Challenges in SLIT vs SCIT and initial results of a food allergen oral immunotherapy study
Fall is coming to the Northern hemisphere. School has started everywhere, and the football season is firing up in North America. Along with these societal even…
Joining together to fight for the practicing allergist
With so many new regulations and issues affecting the practicing allergist, our Advocacy Council and College leadership are fighting to make sure your voices a…