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Allergy Research Group

Since its inception in 1979, Allergy Research Group has been at the forefront of offering top-quality, hypoallergenic nutritional supplements, backed by clinical physicians and nutritionists. Known for pioneering hypoallergenic vitamins, they've also introduced a range of innovative vegetarian products that meet or exceed cGMP standards, emphasizing customer satisfaction and quality. Notable products include Zen (200mg), a blend of L-theanine and GABA for natural calm, and FibroBoost 75, a vegetarian antioxidant supplement derived from the brown seaweed Ecklonia cava, showcasing their commitment to innovation and quality manufacturing.

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Allergy Research Group has been the go-to brand of physicians and healthcare practitioners around the world for hypoallergenic nutritional supplements for over 40 years now. They are known for optimum quality and advanced nutritional support. Stephen Levine, Ph.D., started the company with his revolutionary oxidant/antioxidant work and is known as one of the firsts to pioneer hypoallergenic products to the market.  Since 1979, Allergy Research Group has been using only the purest all-natural ingredients, 100% non-GMO, non-soy, Kosher and Halal certified. They are transparent with all the raw materials that they use on their product label. They identify hypoallergenic as “free of all common allergens”, particularly, wheat, corn, soy, gluten, yeast, dairy, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, and peanuts. From their Zen product to their Super Artemisinin, you can’t go wrong with Allergy Research Group!

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Allergy Research Group, Buffered Vitamin C – Antioxidant Supplements, Calcium and Magnesium Tablets, Daily Vitamins and Minerals, Vitamin C Capsules – 120 Capsules 1-Pack

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• ASCORBIC ACID - Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is necessary for the growth, development and repair of all body tissues. Our capsules support the formation of collagen and absorption of iron*
• POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT - Our Buffered Vitamin C capsules contain magnesium and calcium to create a formula thats better for those with sensitive stomachs. Give your body the vitamins it needs!*
• STRONG HAIR SKIN & NAILS - Vitamin C deficiencies can lead to dry and splitting hair and dry skin so support your body with our essential Vitamin C tablets. For best results, use daily*
• VITAMIN C, AN ESSENTIAL VITAMIN - We packed 1 g of Vitamin C and 190 mg of Calcium to create Vitamin C pills free of wheat, gluten, soy, yeast, dairy, eggs, fish, shellfish and peanuts
• DOCTOR DEVELOPED AND HYPOALLERGENIC SUPPLEMENTS - Since our inception in 1979, Allergy Research Group has created professional-grade, hypoallergenic formulas to support health and well-being

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Since 1979, our doctor-formulated supplements have been created using evidence-based research, with a focus on hypoallergenic ingredients. Our dedication to clean supplements continues today, with some of the highest potency and purity standards in the industry.

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• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.4 x 6.4 x 11.7 inches; 0.02 ounces
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ 713947700109
• Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 29, 2006
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The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), a not-for-profit organization founded in 1953, is the leading patient organization for people with asthma and allergies, and the oldest asthma and allergy patient group in the world.

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More than 27 million people in the United States have asthma. The best way to manage asthma is to avoid triggers, take medications to prevent symptoms, and prepare to treat asthma episodes if they occur.

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Allergies are one of the most common chronic diseases. An allergy occurs when the body’s immune system sees a substance as harmful and overreacts to it. The substances that cause allergic reactions are  allergens .

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Research is an important part of our pursuit of better health. Through research, we gain better understanding of illnesses and diseases, new medicines, ways to improve quality of life and cures. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) conducts and promotes research for asthma and allergic diseases.

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AAFA has educational support groups all across the country to offer emotional support and information about asthma and allergies. These groups host guest speakers, events and more. Each group also has a medical advisor. Please click on a state for more information on their local support groups

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AlabamaSAFE, Alabama Supporting Allergic Families through Education Area Served: Alabama Audience: All Ages Focus: Asthma, Allergies, Food Allergies Meeting Locations: various venues Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Ann Marie Liskey Medical Advisor: Dr. Sunena Chhabra Argo, MD Phone Number: 205-730-6180 E-mail: gro.efasamabala@yeksileiramnna Website: https://www.alabamasafe.org

AAFA Alaska Parents of Food Allergic Children (PFAC) Area Served: Mat-Su Valley, Eagle River and Anchorage Audience: Parent Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Mat-Su Valley, Eagle River and Anchorage Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Denise Lomelino Medical Advisor: Melinda Rathkopf, MD Phone Number: 907-696-4810 E-mail: ten.icg@doofafaa Website: aafaalaska.com

We’re sorry, there are not any Educational Support Groups in your area at this time. If you would like to start an AAFA Educational Support Group in your community, please contact AAFA at 800-7-ASTHMA.

Asthma and Allergy Support Group of West Los Angeles Area Served: Los Angeles Audience: Adults Focus: Asthma and allergies Meeting Locations: 10780 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 280, Los Angeles, CA 90025 Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Andrea Newman Medical Advisor: Jonathan Corren, MD Phone Number: 310-477-1734 ext. 242 E-mail: moc.dmnerroc@aerdna

San Diego Food Allergy Support Group Area Served: Greater San Diego Audience: Adults and Parents Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Varies (please visit website for details) Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Sue Wagner Medical Advisor: Dr. Michael Welch Phone Number: 760-505-9984 E-mail: gro.ygrelladoofogeidnas@ofni Website: San Diego Food Allergy

SAFE of Boulder County Area Served: Boulder County Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Contact for Information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Nicole Ondatje Medical Advisor: Karen Andrews, MD Phone Number: 720-379-3728 E-mail: gro.efasygrelladoof@ofni Website: http://www.foodallergysafe.org

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The Asthma Patient Educational Center of South Florida Area Served: Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe, Palm Beach Audience: Adult Focus: Asthma Meeting Locations: Translational Clinical Research Conference Room, 20880 West Dixie Hyw #103, Aventura, FL 33180 Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Mitchell Rosenberg, MD Medical Advisor: Mitchell Rosenberg, MD and Marc Saltzman, MD Phone Number: (954) 562-7819 Fax Number: (305) 749-0574 E-mail: moc.liamg@LFOSGSA

Food Allergy Kids of Atlanta, Inc. Area Served: Georgia Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: Meeting locations vary across state Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Karen Harris Medical Advisor: Karen Freedle, MD Phone Number: (404) 512-7983 E-mail: gro.sdikaf@ofni Website: Food Allergy Kids of Atlanta

Treasure Valley Food Allergy Network Area Served: Boise Metro Area Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Starla Higdon Medical Advisor: Michael Kelley, MD E-mail: ten.enoelbac@puorgygrella Website: www.facebook.com/TVFoodAllergyNetwork

Asthma Cares Network Area Served: Illinois (Chicagoland) Audience: All Ages Focus: Asthma Meeting Locations: Chicagoland Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Joanne DiGuido Phone Number: (847) 525-1220 E-mail: moc.liamg@krowtenseracamhtsa Website: Asthma Cares Network

MOCHA Area Served: Illinois Audience: Adults and Parents Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Highland Park, IL Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Denise Bunning Medical Advisor: Christine Szychliniski, APN, CPNP Phone Number: 847-638-8244 E-mail: ten.tsacmoc@gninnubd Website: www.MOCHAllergies.org

POCA (Parents of Children with Allergies) of DuPage Area Served: DuPage, Will, Cook, Kendall and Kane Audience: Parents of Children with Food Allergies Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Downers Grove, IL Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Kellee Konieczny Medical Advisor: Dr. Lantner Phone Number: 815-603-4838 E-mail: ten.knilhtrae@2ynzceinokk Website: www.westernspringsallergy.com

POCHA of Will County Area Served: Will County and Surrounding Areas Audience: Parents Focus: Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Contact for Information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Raymond and Dawn Peckler Medical Advisor: Dr. Michael Flais, MD E-mail: moc.oohay@ytnuoclliwfoahcop Website: www.facebook.com/groups/pochaofwillcounty

Food Education and Allergy Support Team of KY, Inc. Area Served: Warren County and Surrounding Areas Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Medical Center Conference Room 250 Park Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101 Meetings: 3rd Tuesday of Most Months 6:00- 7:30 pm; Check website to confirm Coordinator: Dawn Fraze Medical Advisor: Dr. Diana Cavanah Phone Number: 775-783-8707 x33 Fax Number: 270-796-6117 E-mail: moc.liamtoh@yktsaef

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Cape Cod Asthma & Allergy Group Area Served: Yarmouth Port, MA Audience: Adults and Parents Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: Asthma & Allergy Center for Cape Cod, 244 Willow St, Yarmouth Port, MA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Paul Sklarew, MD Medical Advisor: Paul Sklarew, MD Phone Number: 508-362-0099 Fax Number: 508-362-8811 E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Food Allergy Group of the North Shore Area Served: Boston Area- North Shore Audience: Adults and Parents Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Salem Hospital, Davenport Conference Area, 81 Highland Ave, Salem, MA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Cindy Blonder, Denise Orlando Medical Advisor: James MacLean, MD Phone Number: 781-444-7778 E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Martha’s Vineyard Family Center Allergy Support Group Area Served: Martha’s Vineyard, MA Audience: Adults and Parents Focus: Allergies (including Food Allergies) and Asthma Meeting Locations: Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School Library Conference Room Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Moira Silva, Marney Toole Medical Advisor: Karen Casper, MD Phone Number: 508-693-7900 ext. 283 or E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Merrimack Valley Asthma and Allergy Support Group Area Served: Merrimack Valley Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: St. Michael School, opposite St. Michael Parish Church at 198 Main St, North Andover, MA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Linda Sullivan, RN; Mary Hadjian, RN, Kim Sousa Medical Advisor: Kenneth Chan, MD Phone Number: 781-444-7778 E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Metro-Boston at Newton-Wellesley Hospital Area Served: Greater Boston Area Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Rte. 16 near intersection of Rte. 128/95) Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Sharon Schumack Medical Advisor: Curt Moody, MD Phone Number: 781-444-7778 Fax Number: 781-444-7718 E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Metro-West Allergy and Asthma Support Group Area Served: Boston Metro-West Region Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: Allergy & Asthma Treatment Specialists 475 Franklin St, Suite 206, Framingham, MA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Linda Drews, Lori Brockway Medical Advisor: Stuart Rhein, MD Phone Number: 781-444-7778 Fax Number: 781-444-7718 E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Northwest Suburban Boston Area Asthma and Allergy Support Group Area Served: Northwest suburban Boston area Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: Beth Israel & Childrens Hospital Medical Care Center, 482 Bedford St, Lexinton, MA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Laurel Francoeur Medical Advisor: Anahita Dioun, MD Phone Number: 781-444-7778 E-mail: gro.enafaa@enafaa Website: www.asthmaandallergies.org

Circle of Food Allergic Families (COFAF) Area Served: Metro Detroit, Michigan Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Our Shepherd Lutheran Church, Birmingham, MI Meetings: Check website for meeting schedule or contact coordinators Coordinator: Jill Berg and Jessica Youanes Medical Advisor: Harvey L. Leo, MD Phone Number: 586-344-5504 E-mail: moc.oohay@nagihcimfafoc Website: www.cofafdetroit.weebly.com

Hurley Genesee County Asthma Network Area Served: Genesee County Audience: Adult, Parent and Adolescent Focus: Asthma and Allergy Meeting Locations: Hurley Health & Fitness Area Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Janice Roberts Medical Advisor: Brian Nolan, MD Phone Number: 810-262-9591 Fax Number: 810-733-2357 E-mail: moc.cmyelruh@1treborj

Mississippi

Let’s Beat Asthma and Allergies Area Served: Coahoma, Ducan, Alligator, Sherard, Jonestown and Friars Point Audience: All Ages Focus: Asthma and Allergy Meeting Locations: Contact for Information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Shatonga Jones Medical Advisor: Dr. Dorcas Eshun Phone Number: 662-592-1641 E-mail: moc.duolci@03jagnotahsm Website: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006678197003&fref=ts&ref=br_tf

Gateway FEAST (Food Allergy, Eczema, and Asthma Support Team) Area Served: St. Louis Metro and Surrounding Area Audience: Adolescent, Adult, Parents and Children Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Varies Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Carol Depke Medical Advisor: Dr. Michael Borts E-mail: moc.liamg@TSAEFyawetaG Website: GatewayFEAST

Inhale Area Served: Greater St. Louis Metro Area Audience: Adult Focus: Asthma Meeting Locations: Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Queeny Tower, 17th floor, Conference Room C Meetings: Bi-monthly, contact for information Coordinator: Robin Kidder, BA, RRT, AE-C Medical Advisor: Mario Castro, MD, MPH Phone Number: 314-362-1516 Fax Number: 314-362-3556 E-mail: gro.cjb@5567klr

Northern Nevada Asthma and Allergy Parents Education Group (AAPE) Area Served: Truckee Meadows- Reno, Sparks, Truckee Audience: Parent Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: Various Locations Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Caroline Moassessi Medical Advisor: Sonia Budhecha Phone Number: 775-852-5801 E-mail: gro.bewepaa@stimiltuohtiwefil Website: www.aapeweb.org

New Hampshire

Allergy and Asthma Support Group of Central New Jersey Area Served: Central New Jersey Audience: Adult Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Princeton Fitness & Wellness Center Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Allison Inserro Medical Advisor: Helen Skolnick, MD Phone Number: 732-516-9852 E-mail: moc.liamg@orresnia Website: Allergy Friends of Central New Jersey

Food Allergy and Asthma Support Group of North Jersey (FAASG) Area Served: Northern New Jersey Audience: Adult and Parents Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Livingston, NJ Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Lisa Giuriceo Medical Advisor: Dr. Leonard Silverstein Phone Number: 973-785-3348 Fax Number: 201-670-6779 E-mail: ten.nozirev@1zdiklap

Adirondack Asthma Coalition Area Served: Warren, Saratoga and Washington Counties Audience: All Ages Focus: Asthma, Food Allergies, Allergies Meeting Locations: Glen Falls Hospital Meetings: 2N Pediatrics Coordinator: Pam Ellwood, CPNP, or Merri Evans, RN, Pediatric Nurse Manager Medical Advisor: Kyle S. Leonard, MD Phone Number: 704-898-1454 Fax Number: 518-926-6201 E-mail: gro.psohsllafsnelg@doowllep

Asthma/Emphysema Self-Help Group Inc. Area Served: Greater NYC Metropolitan area Audience: Adults Focus: Asthma, Emphysema, COPD, Chronic Bronchitis, Bronchiectasis Meeting Locations: Manhattan Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: John Leaman Medical Advisor: Stuart Garay, MD Phone Number: 212-777-0486 Fax Number: 212-777-0486 E-mail: moc.loa@lnhojnibor

F.A.S.T. – Food Allergy Support Team Area Served: 5 Towns, Southern Nassau County, Southern Queens County of NY Audience: All Ages Focus: Asthma, Allergies, Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Library – contact for information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Loren Berkovics, Alysha Bhatia Medical Advisor: Alissa Hersh, MD Phone Number: 516-847-2074 E-mail: moc.liamg@tsafsnwot5 Website: Fast Allergy Support Team

Parents of Asthmatic Children Support Group Area Served: Nassau and Queens Counties Audience: Parents Focus: Food Allergy and Asthma Meeting Locations: GROUP ON HOLD Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Gloria Mallia, RN, CNS Medical Advisor: Marie Cavuoto, MD Phone Number: 516-622-5070 Fax Number: 516-622-5060 E-mail: ude.jil@aillamg

North Carolina

Food Allergy Families of the Triad Area Served: Piedmont Triad area including cities of Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point Audience: Adults and Parents Focus: Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Varies throughout Triad Region Meetings: Contact for Infomation Coordinator: Angela Fuller Medical Advisor: Dr. Jason Caldwell, DO Phone Number: 650-759-5336 E-mail: gro.dairtehtfoseilimafygrelladoof@ofni Website: www.foodallergyfamiliesofthetriad.org

Gastonia Asthma Support Group Area Served: Charlotte Metro Audience: Adolescent, Adults, Parents Focus: Asthma Meeting Locations: 442 E. Long Ave, Gastonia, NC 28054 Meetings: Contact for Infomation Coordinator: Emeka Eziri, MD, MS, FCCP and Guhapriya Palaniswamy Medical Advisor: Emeka Eziri, MD, MS, FCCP Phone Number: 704-867-8742 E-mail: moc.ainotsaghcraeser@troppusamhtsa

Parents of Allergic Kids Area Served: Charlotte, NC Audience: Parents Focus: Food, Venom & Latex Allergy Meeting Locations: Charlotte metro area Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Jodi Stokes Medical Advisor: Maeve O’Connor, MD, FACAAI, FAAAAI Phone Number: (704)-905-9603 E-mail: gro.ettolrahckap@ofni Website: www.pakcharlotte.org

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“My” Food Allergy Support Group Area Served: Columbus Ohio and Surrounding area Audience: Family Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Westerville OhioHealth Medical Campus Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Dena Friedel Medical Advisor: Dr. Grace Ryu, MD and Dr. Sumit Shah, MD Phone Number: 740-657-8802 E-mail: moc.sdiaygrelladoof@aned Website: www.foodallergyaids.com

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Food Allergy Families of Montgomery and Bucks Area Served: Montgomery and Bucks counties Audience: All Ages Focus: Asthma, Allergies, Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Indian Valley Public Library, 100 E Church Rd, Telford, PA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Denise McSherry and Katie Pietrak Medical Advisor: Nicholas A. Pawlowski, MD E-mail: moc.liamg@skcubtnomfoseilimafygrelladoof Website: www.foodallergyfamiliesofmontgomeryandbucks.com

Parents Having Allergic Children Team (PHACT) Area Served: Chester County Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Paoli Hospital, Paoli, PA Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Jenine Lawton Medical Advisor: Janet Beausoleil, MD E-mail: moc.oohay@nerdlihCcigrellAgnivaHstneraP Website: www.PHACTfoodallergy.com

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Food Allergy Community of East Tennessee (FACET) Area Served: East Tennessee Audience: All Ages Focus: Allergies, Food Allergies Meeting Locations: East TN Children’s Hospital and Blount Memorial Hospital Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Becky Bassalone, Amanda Painter Medical Advisor: Andrew M. Singer, MD Phone Number: 865-318-4241 E-mail: moc.oohay@tecafnioj Website: www.joinfacet.weebly.com

Food Allergy Alliance of the MidSouth Area Served: Memphis Metro Area Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Contact for Information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Kelley Barnett Medical Advisor: Jay Lieberman, MD Phone Number: (901) 614-2907 E-mail: moc.liamg@htuosdimaaf Website: www.faamidsouth.org

DFW Youth Allergy Support Group Area Served: Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area Audience: All Ages Focus: Allergies, Food Allergies Meeting Locations: Contact for Information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Ishaan Manohar Medical Advisor: Dr. Sangeeta Elhence Phone Number: 972-876-2400 E-mail: ude.saxetu@9538mi Website: https://www.dfwallergysupportgroup.org/

Texas Children’s Food Allergy Network Area Served: Greater Houston area Audience: Adolescent, Parents Focus: Food Allergies Meeting Locations: 1102 Bates Ave., Houston, TX 77040 Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Theresa Aldape Medical Advisor: Carla M. Davis, MD Phone Number: 832-824-1385 E-mail: gro.snerdlihcsaxet@epadlamt Website: http://www.texaschildrens.org/departments/food-allergy-program/

Utah Food Allergy Network (UFAN) Area Served: Utah, Southeastern Idaho, Western Wyoming Audience: All Ages Focus: Food Allergy, Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disorders Meeting Locations: Salt Lake or Prove Area Hospitals Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Tammy Zundel MSW, CSW Medical Advisor: Dr. Rafael Firszt Phone Number: 801-830-4609 E-mail: moc.ygrelladoofhatu@seod Website: utahfoodallergy.org

Washington FEAST Area Served: Greater Seattle area but all from PNW are welcome Audience: Adolescent, Adult, and Parents Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Join Yahoogroup for updates Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Kelly Medical Advisor: David Naimi, MD Phone Number: 425-243-3278 E-mail: gro.tsaefaw@redael Website: wafeast.org

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West Virginia Children’s Allergy Alliance Area Served: West Virginia Audience: All Ages Focus: Food allergy (main emphasis), asthma, allergies Meeting Locations: Contact for Information Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Robyn Clark Medical Advisor: James P. Clark II, MD Phone Number: 304-590-2823 E-mail: moc.aacvw@ofni Website: www.wvcaa.com

Food Allergy Association of Wisconsin-Central Wisconsin Chapter Area Served: Central Wisconsin Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Aspirus Wausau Hospital Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Jennifer Faust Medical Advisor: David Edmondson, DO, ENT Phone Number: 715-297-2203 E-mail: gro.siwygrelladoof@nej Website: Food Allergies Wausauhome

Food Allergy Association of Wisconsin Inc. Area Served: Wisconsin Audience: Adult and Parent Focus: Food Allergy Meeting Locations: Madison Meetings: Contact for information Coordinator: Shereé Godwin Medical Advisor: Michael Ritter M.D Phone Number: 608-575-9535 E-mail: gro.siwygrelladoof@eerehs Website: www.foodallergywis.org

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I've been going to Allergy and Asthma Associates for allergy shots for a few years now, and am incredibly grateful and fortunate to have had two of the most amazing, intuitive, kind and compassionate doctors here. This is a shout-out to Dr. Leung and the entire staff (especially the tireless angels in the Shot Station) for placing themselves at risk during a pandemic so that we patients can stay healthy and keep going during a most difficult time. I can't thank them enough. Dr. Leung is incredible and truly cares, just a good person. Having other health issues alongside the allergies, without the treatment and medicine I receive here, I am a very sick human, and would not be able to keep working or function in life. The work this clinic does is important. They are professional, efficient and flexible, working with me more than once to assist me in continuing to receive treatment in between insurance lapses. May everyone here stay safe, protected and healthy. 10 STARS!!!

Dr Leung articulates well, great as translating medical mumbo jumbo into plain English, have the best bedside manner and super responsive. She left me personal voice mail about the course of action she took after noting that I had an issue with an allergy shot and gave me her number that I could reach her anytime if I had any questions. I feel completely confident that I'm under Dr Leung's care to take care allergy and asthma for long term health.

I have been to two of the facilities, Moorpark & Gilroy. My Dr. is Roxanne Leung . Either place the staff has ALWAYS been friendly, professional and courteous. The staff takes interest in making sure everything is going smoothly. Being more familiar with the Gilroy Shot Station, my focus will be on them. Dr Leung has pulled me out of some scary situations. She is keen observer and a great listener. She is mindful and doesn't rush into anything. She looks at all angles before making a determination. The staff there, usually Selena, who gives the shots, and Yvonne the nurse, are very watchful of their patients. I would highly recommend Allergy & Asthma Associates of Northern California.

I took my son to Dr. Rassbach for the first time today and was extremely impressed with his incredibly thorough approach. He had personally spoken to my son's pediatrician and was already acquainted with some of his health history. He spent nearly an hour patiently explaining important information about my son's allergies and taking time to ask detailed questions about his health, background, environment, diet, etc. I thought I was pretty well informed before this appointment and was surprised at how much I learned today. Thankful to have found a great allergist.

I am really glad I chose this allergy clinic to figure out how to deal with my allergies. From the moment you walk in, you get the impression that even the front desk staff is happy to work there. They are warm and greet you personally by your name. Dr. Rassbach is incredibly kind, thorough and a good listener. Those are the qualities we wish to find in physicians and unfortunately are rare. I felt that he really listened to my issues and was genuinely concerned. He used real examples to help me understand why allergies happen and how treatments should work. I have suffered with uncontrollable allergies for years and had tried different treatments with no relief. I admit that at first, I did not think the Allergy and Asthma Associates would suggest anything that would ever help, but I decided to take that leap. I am so happy I did. I think Dr. Rassbach helped me find the treatment that helps me not feel like a sniffling, itchy, sneezy mess anymore.

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I have been using Allergy and Asthma for many years. Dr. Levenson and her team have taken great care of me and most of my family. The staff is caring, thorough, and friendly.

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Shortly after graduation, Dr. Xu moved to New Haven, Connecticut, for her internal medicine residency at Yale University, during which time, she was award a postdoctoral fellowship award by the National Institute of Health (NIH) for her research in Cutaneous T Cell Lymphoma (CTCL). Finally, Dr. Xu relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area for her fellowship in Allergy, Asthma and Immunology at a combined program by the Stanford University and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Centers.

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Katharine Nelson, MD, is a board-certified allergist and immunologist who specializes in the comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of allergies and asthma in children and adults. Certified by both the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Allergy & Immunology, Dr. Nelson works with patients at South Bay Allergy and Asthma Group, with locations in San Jose, Los Gatos, Mountain View, and Redwood City, California.

Dr. Nelson graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Microbiology and Immunology, with honors, from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, before completing her Doctor of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin Medical School. She then completed her Pediatrics residency at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, serving as chief resident.

Dr. Nelson came to the Bay Area in 2009 to complete her fellowship training in Allergy and Immunology at the prestigious Stanford University. Her special interests and areas of expertise include food allergy, urticaria (hives), angioedema, allergic rhinitis, asthma, and pediatric and adult immune deficiency.

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Born in San Francisco to a career Navy sea captain and devoted mother, Dr. Kellogg also spent some time in the Navy after graduation from the U. S. Naval Academy as Naval Flight Officer (NFO). He subsequently attended Stanford University to get a Masters in Biological Sciences and Tulane University Medical School to complete his MD. After residency in Internal Medicine at UCSF, he served as a staff physician at the Naval Hospital Lemoore CA. During this tour of duty he was appointed President of the Medical Staff of the hospital. He then went on to allergy fellowship in Texas with the San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Center. Finishing 24 years of combined Navy service as the staff allergist at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth VA, he joined the South Bay Allergy and Asthma Group in 2005.

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June Zhang, MD is a board-certified allergist and immunologist with more than 10 years of experience. She has been recognized as the one of the Bay Area’s Top Allergists by Castle Connolly Top Doctors Guide published in the San Francisco Magazine 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. Certified by both the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Allergy & Immunology, Dr. Zhang treats children and adults at South Bay Allergy and Asthma Group, with locations in San Jose, Mountain View, and Redwood City, California.

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Dr. Zhang graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in cell and molecular biology from the University of Washington in Seattle before earning her medical doctorate from the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee in 2003. She later completed her pediatrics residency at Children’s Hospital Oakland in California and then moved to Pennsylvania for an allergy and immunology fellowship at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center where she trained with an internationally renowned severe asthma specialist. Additionally, she also served as adjunct faculty at the University of Texas Southwestern and mentored Baylor residents in her practice in Dallas prior to moving to the Bay Area.

She speaks Mandarin fluently and is an active member of the California Medical Association, the San Mateo County Medical Association, South Bay American Medical Women’s Association and the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. She is also a fellow of the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. Dr. Zhang is married and enjoys photography, traveling and has two house bunnies of her own.

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Amanda is a board-certified Physician Assistant by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. She was born and raised in the Bay Area and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior from the University of California, Davis. She later completed her Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Midwestern University in Glendale, Arizona. She is passionate about the field of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology and enjoys working with patients of all ages. She hopes to help each patient improve their health and enjoy life without the burden of asthma and allergies.

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The Current Role of Allergy in Otolaryngological Disorders

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External (e.g., pollens) or internal (e.g., peptides derived from microbiota) allergens are important drivers of many disorders affecting the ear, nose, and throat district. Allergy is considered to be a cofactor in the pathophysiology of chronic rhinosinusitis, otitis media, laryngopharyngeal reflux, and ...

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Respiratory allergies: Newly discovered molecule plays a major role in triggering inflammation

One of the molecules responsible for triggering the inflammation that causes allergic respiratory diseases, such as asthma and allergic rhinitis, has just been discovered by scientists from the CNRS, Inserm and the Université Toulouse III -- Paul Sabatier. This molecule, from the alarmin family, represents a therapeutic target of major interest for the treatment of allergic diseases. The study, co-directed by Corinne Cayrol and Jean-Philippe Girard, is published in the Journal of Experimental Medicine on 10 April.

The inflammation process plays a crucial role in allergic respiratory diseases, such as asthma and allergic rhinitis. Although the pulmonary epithelium, the carpet of cells that forms the inner surface of the lungs, is recognised as a major player in the respiratory inflammation that causes these diseases, the underlying mechanisms are still poorly understood.

A research team has identified one of the molecules responsible for triggering these allergic reactions, in a study co-led by two CNRS and Inserm scientists working at l'Institut de pharmacologie et de biologie structural (CNRS/Université Toulouse III -- Paul Sabatier). This molecule from the alarmin family, named TL1A, is released by lung epithelium cells a few minutes after exposure to a mould-type allergen. It cooperates with another alarmin, interleukin-33, to alert the immune system. This double alarm signal stimulates the activity of immune cells, triggering a cascade of reactions responsible for allergic inflammation.

Alarmins, therefore, constitute major therapeutic targets for the treatment of respiratory allergic diseases. In a few years' time, treatments based on antibodies blocking the TL1A alarmin could benefit patients suffering from severe asthma or other allergic diseases. In France, at least 17 million people are affected by allergic diseaseswith the most severe forms of asthma being responsible for several hundred deaths every year.

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• Pauline Schmitt, Anais Duval, Mylène Camus, Emma Lefrançais, Stéphane Roga, Cécile Dedieu, Nathalie Ortega, Elisabeth Bellard, Emilie Mirey, Emmanuelle Mouton-Barbosa, Odile Burlet-Schiltz, Anne Gonzalez-de-Peredo, Corinne Cayrol, Jean-Philippe Girard. TL1A is an epithelial alarmin that cooperates with IL-33 for initiation of allergic airway inflammation . Journal of Experimental Medicine , 2024; 221 (6) DOI: 10.1084/jem.20231236

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