2024 FDA listening session on compounding
Two College leaders attended the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) annual Compounding Listening Session on Friday, May 17.
The Federal Trade Commission’s ban on non-competes
The final rule is effective September 4, 2024. However, several lawsuits have been filed to halt the implementation of this final rule.
Get informed about informed consent
An informed consent discussion can clarify treatment options and risks for the patient and prevent misunderstandings.
Advocacy Council Efforts Pay Off in Long-awaited FAA Review of Epinephrine Carried by Airliners for Anaphylaxis
In a big win for allergists and allergy advocacy organizations, the law requires airlines to include epinephrine in a form specifically intended for treating a…
Keeping food allergy issues at the forefront during awareness week
It’s Food Allergy Awareness Week! The College’s advocacy, partnerships and projects work to keep food allergy issues in the forefront.
2024 Strike Force success
Eight leaders from the College and the College’s Advocacy Council participated in the 2024 ACAAI Strike Force visit to Capitol Hill.
May’s issue of Annals focuses on allergies in young adults and also asthma
One insightful article includes a perspective that discusses which patients might benefit from omalizumab treatment for food allergy.
Check out the “Time for an Allergist” campaign – and get your kit now!
The allergist marketing campaign kit provides resources for reaching out to PCPs and patients!
Educational opportunities are the core of your College membership
Did you know that the College Learning Connection has served more than 12,000 members and other allergy practitioners?
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