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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2018 · 28 MIN

Food Allergies Diagnosis and Hot Topics (S1:E16 Rebroadcast)

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With us today is Matthew Greenhawt, MD, associate professor of pediatrics and allergy at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Dr. Greenhawt discusses hot topics surrounding food-related allergies, including the early introduction of peanuts. In this episode: What initial steps to take before referring patients to an allergist The importance of getting a complete patient history to diagnose food allergies Tools primary care providers can utilize in the diagnostic process Why the presence of IGE may not be an effective marker for a food allergy Understanding the cross-reactivity between different allergies How to implement a food allergy action plan Methods and recommendations for early introduction of the peanut Where providers can find resources for on-going food allergy education Recommendations on prescribing epinephrine Links from today's episode Food allergies Research on how to avoid food allergies UpToDate  

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