Receive the latest, clinically-relevant updates on food-related and other allergic disorders

Intended for

• Allergists
• Internists
• Family medicine physicians
• Pediatricians
• Any other primary care medical professionals with an interest in allergy

Clinical Updates in Allergy and Immunology is designed to deliver a present-day understanding of allergic disorders with an emphasis on the translation of allergy knowledge to clinical practice. The focus for this inaugural year is ‘food-related allergic disorders’ which will be presented in addition to many common allergy conditions. This structured theme-based program will include evidence-based and emerging clinical approaches presented by expert faculty from allergy and other medical specialities to provide a comprehensive and multidisciplinary perspective on allergic disorders.

The learning objectives in this CME course include

• Identify current guidelines for food allergy testing and cross-specialty clinical practice strategies for management of eosinophilic esophagitis and celiac disease.
• Recognize the importance of new recommendations with respect to early introduction of peanut in allergy prone children.
• Describe the indications, appropriate patient selection and side effects of recent FDA approved medications in allergy, as well as emerging therapeutics for management of allergic disease.
• Review updates and clinical practice strategies in the areas of asthma, chronic rhinosinusitis, immune deficiency, hypereosinophilic disorders, chronic cough and chronic urticaria.