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BEST OF DENTON COUNTY 2017 WINNERS HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED! Family Allergy & Asthma Care has been voted Best of Denton County 2017: Allergist. We wish to extend a special thanks to
Living with food allergies isn’t easy. Finding allergy-friendly recipes is part of the challenge – especially for kids. Most children will say that pasta dishes such as mac & cheese
Vote Family Allergy & Asthma Care as Best Allergist in Denton! July 26 through August 23 residents from around Denton County are asked to nominate their favorite businesses. Visit the website to
We are honored to be named among The 2017 Best Of Flower Mound Readers’ Choice Winners for Living Magazine! Thanks for choosing Family Allergy & Asthma Care. It is our mission
Individuals with diagnosed food allergies and family members of children with diagnosed food allergies can join the Food Allergy & Research Education (FARE) Patient Registry to help advance life-changing initiatives in
What seems like just a cold this summer may be much more. Persistent symptoms can leave their mark on your appearance. “Summer allergies can cause severe symptoms for some sufferers, and
The allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis occurs in 0.5% to 5% of the U.S. population as a result of insect stings. At least 40 deaths per year result from insect
“Grass pollen will start to pollinate in April and May, and that is what is coming out right now,” said Dr. Marie Fitzgerald with Family Allergy and Asthma Care. She
How To Avoid Stinging Insects Stinging insects do not seek sustenance from humans, as do the biting insects, such as mosquitoes, flies and fleas. The sting of these insects is
Rain washes pollen away, but pollen counts can soar after rainfall. “Rain often washes pollen out of the environment, but first, it bursts pollen particles, spreading allergens farther.” Warner Carr,
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