Poison ivy is the most common cause of contact dermatitis in the United States.

by Dr. Abner Bagenstose While spring is traditionally considered the pinnacle of allergy season, allergens hit another peak as we enter...

by Dr. Michael McKelvey It’s finally summer! With the change of season comes a new set of allergens that allergy sufferers need to be...

by Dr. Abner Bagenstose Contact dermatitis is one of the most common causes of inflammatory skin diseases, accounting for 10% of all...

by Dr. Michael McKelvey Springtime is something most people look forward to through the cold months of winter, but if you’re one of those...

by Dr. Michael McKelvey If you are one of the 31.6 million Americans that suffers from eczema (atopic dermatitis), then cold, dry winters...

by Dr. Stephanie Cotell (An excerpt from an article originally published in White Fence Living Magazine.) As the temperatures go down,...

As those who suffer well know, springtime doesn’t have a monopoly on allergies. Runny nose, red eyes, sneezing, congestion, headaches,...

Food allergies, which commonly develop in childhood, can occur at any age and can be life-threatening. The US government currently...

Children might be free of some of the worries and burdens of adult life, but when it comes to skin, they have issues of their own!...

New pediatric research and treatments can help prevent and/or lessen this potentially life-threatening allergy in infants and children by...

What is Pollen Food Allergy Syndrome? If you’re allergic to certain tree and grass pollens, you might also have a reaction to certain...

Summer fun is almost here, and many people are looking forward to barbeques on the patio, picnics in the grass, and exploring the great...

By: Abner Bagenstose, MD Board Certified Allergist Warmer weather and sunshine are just around the corner and for most of us, it can’t...