Asthma & Allergy Physicians of Rhode Islandis pleased to announce the addition of Christina Halstead Streets, MD to our practice. She is board eligible in Allergy and Clinical Immunology. Dr. Streets received her medical degree from Drexel University College of Medicine and completed her Pediatric Residencyat St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, PA. She Read more
September 14, 2011 in News by admin
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Toby Weiser, 36, is a physician assistant, well-known in Warren, who understands where her patients are coming from. As a mom, she tried everything to help her oldest child deal with severe symptoms connected to allergies; eczema and asthma, and finally found a solution that worked for him. For many people with allergies, spring can Read more
June 7, 2011 in News by admin
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What if there was a medication to treat your cold, not just your cold symptoms? You may be eligible for a research study of an investigational drug for Human Rhinovirus infection (the cause of most colds) to see if it is safe, tolerable, and effective in reducing the severity and/or length of a cold in Read more
June 3, 2011 in Studies by admin
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There is only a small amount of egg in flu shots. Generally if someone is able to eat either eggs or food containing eggs like cake, cookies, french toast, muffins or waffles, they can get a flu shot. If patient is unable to eat eggs because of allergic reactions they can either skip the flu Read more
June 3, 2011 in News by admin
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We are proud to be the first practice in the RI market to offer Allergy Drops as an alternative to traditional allergy shot therapies. Allergy drops, more formally called sublingual immunotherapy, desensitize patients to their allergies through an antigen taken under the tongue in a liquid form. Allergy drops have the same chemical makeup as Read more
June 3, 2011 in News by admin
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