
5 Theories Which May Explain The Rise In Food Allergies
Did you know that 6 million children have food allergies in the US? 1 in 13 children are affected. Given the standard classroom size, that is two children per class!
Our Offices Will Be Closed at 2:30PM New Year’s Eve & all-day New Year’s Day
We’ve brought peace of mind to families for over 25 years. Because we’re board-certified experts in our field, we know it’s important to track pollen counts and keep up with the latest developments in allergy research. Our blog is full of insights from our family, to yours.
Did you know that 6 million children have food allergies in the US? 1 in 13 children are affected. Given the standard classroom size, that is two children per class!
It’s not too late to get your flu shot! Y’all it’s 2020! It is understandable that this time of year I would be writing a blog for FAAC patients about
POLLEN COUNT ALERT: There are VERY HIGH concentrations of Weeds (Ragweed, Sage, Wormwood, Goosefoot, Lamb’s Quarters, Pigweed, Amaranth, Saltbush, Russian Thistle). Visit the website to get the full report. CLICK
It is tough enough on those with food allergies during this anticipated tradition of Halloween. But.. this year, we all need to juggle managing our child’s food allergies, Halloween
Its time again to vote for Best of Denton County! We are honored that so many of you have taken the time to nominate our office, thank you! The providers
The COVID-19 pandemic is scary for all people, but for those with asthma there is great fear that they will have a worse outcome or be more likely to get
Dear patients, FAAC strives to be a source of accurate, helpful information for our community. To that end, we would like to share the following information with our patients. In the
Coronavirus or Allergies? The spring pollen season is upon us! Our FAAC pollen counters are reporting record high tree pollen and the grasses are starting to bloom as well. (www.faaccares.com/pollen).
The Coronavirus Deseason 2019 is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention is providing updated information as it becomes available, in addition to updated guidance.
The peanut pill, Palforzia, has been approved by the FDA, so what are food allergy patients supposed to think? Here is what we know: Palforzia is a patented capsule that
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