The Benefits of In-person Medical Care

Third mRNA COVID-19 Booster Shot Vaccination for Immunocompromised Individuals

Ragweed Allergies vs Covid-19 vs Cold

Seafood, Cicadas, Dust Mites – OH MY!

Itchy Eye Relief without the Preservatives

Dr. Goldstein, Director of The Asthma Center, explains, “Spring pollen season is definitely the worst time of year for ocular allergies, and many spring hayfever sufferers are experiencing intense eye allergy symptoms.”

Father’s Day Allergy-Friendly Lawn & Grass Guide

Keep allergies, asthma & sinus problems from mowing down your party with our board-certified allergists Father’s Day Allergy-Friendly Lawn & Grass Guide!

Mosquito Buzz Bytes: Do This, Not That

Ready-Set-Go: Travel Tips for Allergies & Asthma

While some detours can add to the fun, flare ups in allergies, asthma, and sinus problems are not. The Asthma Center has created the following checklists to help you and your family enjoy healthy and safe outings, travel, and vacations!

Tales from the Microscope: Unusual Mold Alert

“I see a few of these every day, but today’s aspergillus-penicillium is unusual which may be related to increased humidity in our region.” That’s the word from Dr. Dvorin after counting today’s air sample. Typically, aspergillus-penicillium counts are under 100 mold spores per cubic meter of air/24 period. Today, aspergillus-penicillium counts are over 1400 mold spores per cubic meter of air/24 period. Exposure to mold spores can also provoke flares of asthma. Chronic sinusitis is also sometimes related to mold spore exposure. Other less common reactions to mold spores include allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA) and allergic fungal sinusitis (AFS.) The Asthma Center specialists have tremendous experience in evaluating and treating mold allergy including ABPA and AFS.