Research often starts by asking a single question, but for Dr. Timothy Richmond his started by experiencing the question, too. “I have a personal interest in food allergies because I have them myself,” said Dr. Richmond. “I was working in allergy as a resident alongside Dr. Jinzhu Li when I learned about an opportunity to […]
Kyle Buzaki back on course as he deals with Crohn’s disease
Kyle Buzaki taught himself to play golf, but last year the teenager was off his game. He was tired, his stomach hurt, his weight was dropping. He wasn’t himself. When his mother, Sherrie, came home from work, Kyle would be asleep. He struggled through post-season golf tournaments for the Stow-Munroe Falls High School Bulldogs. Sherrie […]
What’s Your Allergy & Asthma Management IQ?
It may be vacation time for your children, but allergies and asthma always seem to be in season. Mary George, MSN, CNP, an allergy and immunology nurse practitioner, and Tracy Rife RN, BSN, AE-C, an asthma and easy breathing program coordinator, put together this test of your symptom management knowledge. They invite you to see if you are at […]
Nicole’s Food Allergies Pose Life Threatening Scare
Before we found out that Nicole was diagnosed with life threatening food allergies, we decided to start her stage 2 baby food. At 6 months old, she was already on special baby formula because she had gas, spit up and skin issues. We gave her baby macaroni and cheese and mixed berries for the first […]
Some Food Allergies Can Be Tough Nuts to Crack
If you grew up on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, the more recent explosion of childhood food allergies may have created unexpected challenges to providing safe and nutrition lunches to your own little ones. “Allergies to peanuts, which are legumes like beans and peas, and tree nuts like walnuts, pecans and almonds, can be triggered […]
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