Have you seen our new look?
The College’s member website just got a big update! We’ve freshened up our look with a clean, modern design that emphasizes the content and resources you come …
The College will continue to innovate, diversify and expand
The College’s virtual 2020 Annual Scientific Meeting wrapped up yesterday, and I am thrilled that it was a such big success. I know we all missed seeing each o…
College Advantage: Fall 2020
Rising to meet allergy’s changing landscape: Put the best science into practice at the 2020 virtual Annual Scientific Meeting.
Honoring Excellence
We are proud to commend our award-wining members! They will be recognized at the Annual Business Meeting on Saturday, Nov. 14, during the College’s virtual Ann…
Boost revenue in the fourth quarter
Are you looking to encourage reluctant patients to come back to the office and boost your fourth quarter revenue?This is a great time to reach out to patients …
Join us for the virtual 2020 Annual Scientific Meeting!
You’re invited to an exciting virtual experience! Plan to attend the 2020 virtual ACAAI Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 13 – 15, from your comfort zone. Our me…
October issue of Annals features articles about stress and more
I hope your October has been safe yet busy so far. As our communities continue to reopen, there are increased stressors that may adversely affect us. Excessive…
Cheer on your team
The College hasn’t left tradition behind during the virtual Annual Meeting this year. The FIT Bowl is back for its 29th year! Join the fun on Saturday, Nov. 14…
Plenaries are a lineup of distinguished experts
Start your days with dynamic plenaries during the virtual ACAAl 2020 Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 13 – 15! These live sessions feature a distinguished line…
The Advocacy Council: An allergy organization that can’t be imitated or replaced
“It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.” Those words were spoken by former President Harry Truman. It has guided me for …
Adverse impact of psychological stress on mast cell function and the whole-body physiological consequences of chronic excessive stress
No one needs to wonder whether we have all become more stressed, more anxious, and even more depressed in the past six months amid the worst pandemic in over 1…
October is Eczema Awareness Month
October is Eczema Awareness Month and the College has many resources on this common condition. Check out our materials geared toward allergists and informatio…
Catch up on the studies you’ve missed
There never seems to be enough time to read all the latest scientific literature on allergy and asthma. Get a recap of the most important, recent clinically-fo…
From the desk of the EMD: Impact of COVID-19 on U.S. physicians
The College has surveyed allergists twice since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. I don’t need to tell you that the vast majority of you have been impacted i…
2020–2021 flu vaccines: What you need to know
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends everyone 6 months and older get a flu vaccine every season with rare exceptions. And this year,…
New prolonged service CPT code for 2021
Beginning in 2021, there will be a new code for reporting prolonged services together with an office visit. The new code, CPT Code 99417, replaces CPT Codes 99…
Experts in excellence at Annual Meeting
The College continues its tradition of featuring named lectures at this year’s virtual Annual Scientific Meeting. These speakers embody the high standards and …
National Penicillin Allergy Day is coming up
National Penicillin Allergy Day is Sept. 28. Now is a great time to raise awareness about penicillin allergy and its potential impact on personal and public he…
Experts in excellence
The College continues its tradition of featuring named lectures at this year’s virtual Annual Scientific Meeting. These speakers embody the high standards and …
From the desk of the EMD: Mad as Hell
When I decided to go to medical school and become a physician, I did not think of it as a hazardous occupation. Yes, I knew I would be exposed to more infectio…
