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Allergy & Immunology
Prescribing opioids safely in patients with an opiate allergy
Larissa DeDea, PharmD, BCPS, PA-C
January 09, 2012
IgE-mediated allergy to opioids is rare but life-threatening, so distinguishing between a true allergic reaction and side effects to a previously prescribed opioid is crucial.
Rhinocerebral mucormycosis: A rare fungal infection linked to diabetes
Sarah Asman, MPA, PA-C
,
Mehrdad M. Behnia, MD, FACP, FCCP
December 05, 2011
Although usually prevented by the immune system, this disease is common in patients who are immunocompromised. As in this case, early detection and treatment are key.
Stress management: Helping patients to find effective coping strategies
Denise Rizzolo, PA-C, PhD
,
Mona Sedrak, PA-C, PhD
September 01, 2010
The impact of stress on physical and mental health illustrates the need for a variety of effective coping techniques.
What's New in HIV/AIDS: Treatment Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) can complicate management of patients on antiretroviral therapy.
Daniel L. O’Donoghue, PA-C, PhD
, Tara Gleaves, PA-C, MHS; Michelle R. Salvaggio, MD, FACP December 10, 2009
What's new in HIV AIDS treatment? Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome is associated with recovering immune status and can make patients susceptible to infection.
Underarm rash worsens with OTC treatment
Denise Rizzolo, PA-C, PhD
,
Diana C. Saidac
October 07, 2009
A patch of irritated skin on this patient's axilla developed into a pruritic rash that worsened with OTC treatment. Punch biopsy revealed the diagnosis.
A simple new blood test for allergy triggers
June 16, 2009
What's New in ... Allergy testing
QRS: Asthma
Leslie Kole, PA-C May 20, 2009
This review of asthma includes prevalence, clinical assesment, diagnosis, classification, and management of patients with the condition.
The nuts and bolts of peanut bolts of peanut allergy
Alex T. Vu, MD; Minh-Tri Duong, PharmD April 01, 2007
The principles for successful management of peanut allergy include patient education, treatment of the acute reaction, and appropriate follow-up care.
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