AAAAI Podcast: Conversations from the World of Allergy
The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) podcast series features interviews with thought leaders in allergy and immunology. It provides evidence-based information but is not intended as individual medical advice. Listeners are encouraged to consult their own physicians for personal health concerns. The AAAAI Find an Allergist tool helps locate board-certified allergists.
Episodes
Innate Lymphoid Cells: Early Responders Shaping Allergic Disease
Innate lymphoid cells or ILCs respond rapidly to help defend mucosal barriers, maintain tissue homeostasis and shape the adaptive immune response that follows. In this episode, Taylor A. Doherty, MD, FAAAAI, will discuss the importance of ILCs and what we know about these uniquely positioned cells in allergic disease.
Solving the Clinical Puzzle of Eosinophilia
Eosinophilia has a broad differential and determining how to most effectively evaluate it can be challenging. In this episode, we’ll work through a clinical case with Paneez Khoury, MD, MHSc, FAAAAI, and discuss how understanding eosinophil biology can guide our evaluation and management.
Gene Editing: The Future of Care for Inborn Errors of Immunity
Gene editing has moved from the laboratory to the clinic and is likely to transform treatment for our patients with inborn errors of immunity. In this episode, Caroline Kuo, MD, explains genome editing technologies and how these tools may enable precise, potentially curative therapies.
Immune Tolerance Development and the Benefits of Early Introduction
The LEAP trial fundamentally changed our understanding of immune tolerance, demonstrating that early oral exposure can dramatically reduce the risk of developing peanut allergy. In this episode, Edwin Kim, MD, FAAAAI, will help us explore the immunologic mechanisms of early food introduction and tolerance development and what the evidence tells us about other food allergies.
Understanding the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Join us as Kelly Stone, MD, PhD, FAAAAI, explains the evolution of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and its central role in ensuring the safety and efficacy of therapeutics in the United States. We discuss the modern drug approval process from preclinical development through clinical trials and post-marketing surveillance and explore what makes this pathway different for biologics and biosim
Navigating the New Era of Systemic Care in Atopic Dermatitis
Join us as Derek Chu, MD, PhD, explores the paradigm shift in treating atopic dermatitis as a systemic, immune-driven disease rather than a localized skin condition. We discuss the updates to the practice parameters including practical guidance on integrating of novel topicals, biologics, and JAK inhibitors into our treatment as well as the upcoming practice parameters on chronic spontaneous urtic
Navigating Allergy, Asthma and Biologics in Pregnancy
Join us as Monica Kraft, MD, FAAAAI, provides an evidence-based framework for managing allergic conditions during pregnancy, focusing on the safety of commonly used medications, from inhaled corticosteroids and antihistamines to biologics. We address the risks of undertreated asthma and explore the latest recommendations for penicillin allergy delabeling to optimize maternal-fetal outcomes. The di
The Safety Signal: Building a Just Culture in Allergy and Immunology
In this episode, Christine Cho, MD, FAAAAI, discusses analyzing medical errors within the allergy clinic, from incorrect immunotherapy dosing to the systemic risks of penicillin mislabeling. Dr. Cho explains how shifting from a culture of blame to a "just culture" allows practices to transform "near misses" into learning opportunities that create more robust, reliable systems.
The Chef’s Table: Culinary Advice for Food Allergy Safety Chef Ming Tsai
In honor of Food Allergy Awareness Week, we’re stepping out of the clinic and into the heat of the kitchen. Chef Ming Tsai shares an insider’s look at restaurant safety protocols, food allergy legislation and practical strategies physicians need to help patients with food allergies navigate the world with confidence.Find out more about food allergies.
From the Discovery of IgE to Modern Precision Care: Exploring a Career in Allergy/Immunology
In this episode, we discuss the remarkable evolution of allergy and immunology through the lens of a career spanning six decades. Past AAAAI President Phil Lieberman, MD, FAAAAI, explores the pivotal scientific breakthroughs in the field starting with the discovery of IgE as he started in practice and taking us through target therapy has changed the lives of his patients. Dr. Lieberman offers us b
Breathing in Change: Allergies, Asthma, Immunology and a Warming Planet
Climate change is reshaping the landscape of allergy and immunology in ways that directly affect human health. In this episode, Jeffrey G. Demain, MD, FAAAAI, discusses how rising temperatures, shifting weather patterns and increased carbon dioxide levels are intensifying allergic diseases and altering immune responses worldwide.
From Mentorship to Impact: Advancing Education, Research and Advocacy in Allergy & Immunology
AAAAI President Carla Davis, MD, FAAAAI, discusses her journey in allergy / immunology including key mentors and the initiatives in education, research and advocacy that she will be advancing over the next year. Learn how you can access education tailored to your interests through AAAAI Ignite and advocate for your patients through AAAAI Advocate.AAAAI Advocate
Alpha-Gal Syndrome: From Tick Bite to Anaphylaxis, Clinical Pearls and Unanswered Questions
Alpha-gal syndrome has transformed our understanding of food allergy, linking tick bites to delayed anaphylaxis to mammalian meats. In this episode, we explore the epidemiology, immunologic mechanisms, diagnosis and management of alpha-gal syndrome with expert Scott Commins, MD, FAAAAI. Join us for practical clinical pearls and emerging insights into this unique disease.Continuing Medical Educatio
The Potential Role for GLP-1 Agonists in Asthma Treatment
GLP-1 agonists have been blockbuster medications in diabetes and obesity but they may also have a surprising role in the treatment of asthma. Join the conversation as Katherine Cahill, MD, FAAAAI, discusses how GLP-1 agonists may improve asthma control and reduce airway inflammation.Find out more about asthma.
Boosting our Vaccine Knowledge: Updates, Allergy and Special Populations
Vaccines are a cornerstone of public health, training the immune system to prevent infectious diseases, especially in our most vulnerable patients. In this episode, John Kelso, MD, FAAAAI, reviews recent vaccine developments, including the importance of measles vaccination amid ongoing outbreaks, updates to vaccination schedules, considerations when using vaccines with biologics and evaluation of
Penicillin Allergy Evaluation and Advocacy: How policy can make a difference for our patients
Improving access to penicillin allergy evaluation for millions of older patients would lead to better antibiotic treatment, decreased surgical site infections and fewer cases of C. diff. The Penicillin Allergy Verification and Evaluation Act has the potential to do just this. Priya Bansal, MD, FAAAAI, and Allison Ramsey, MD, FAAAAI, share their valuable insight into the Act and how we can make adv
Making the Most of the 2026 AAAAI Annual Meeting
Julie Wang, MD, FAAAAI, shares highlights of the upcoming AAAAI Annual Meeting taking place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from February 27 to March 2. Listen in to hear what is in store this year as well as highlights such as the symposium on Philadelphia’s vaccine legacy as well as use of Artificial Intelligence and the new Practice Management Course. Visit the AAAAI Annual Meeting website.
Identifying and Managing Secondary Immune Deficiency
As immunosuppressive therapies for cancer and autoimmune disease become more common, secondary immune deficiency is increasingly encountered in clinical practice. In this episode, Sara Barmettler, MD, FAAAAI, discusses the causes, diagnosis and management of secondary immune deficiency to help allergy and immunology physicians care for these patients effectively.
Advances in Treatment of Hereditary Angioedema
Join hereditary angioedema expert Aleena Banerji, MD, FAAAAI, for a discussion about the diagnosis and management of hereditary angioedema, focusing on treatment developments that have dramatically improved the care of patients with HAE.Continuing Medical Education credit is available with this episode. Visit here to complete the assessment and claim credit. .75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™Find o
The Diagnostic Dilemma of FPIES
Diagnosing Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) can be challenging and once diagnosed, there are few options for treatment other than strict avoidance and waiting for resolution. Sara Anvari, MD, MSc, FAAAAI, discusses the presentation and pathophysiology of FPIES and how treatment options beyond avoidance are evolving.Continuing Medical Education credit is available with this episo
Understanding Anaphylaxis
How do families know when to give epinephrine and when to go to the ER? How long do we need to observe after an episode of anaphylaxis and who is at risk for recurrent symptoms? We discuss these important questions and more with Tim Dribin, MD, a pediatric emergency medicine physician, who is working to optimize emergency department care for patients with anaphylaxis.Learn more about anaphylaxis.
Meet the Candidates for AAAAI Secretary-Treasurer
From now until December 31, 2025, AAAAI Fellows (those who have achieved the FAAAAI credential) and full members will select the next Board of Directors, including the next Secretary-Treasurer who will eventually ascend to become AAAAI President. Secretary-Treasurer candidates Stuart L. Abramson, MD, PhD, AE-C, FAAAAI, and Mariana C. Castells, MD, PhD, FAAAAI, offer their perspective on a series o
Advocating with our Food Allergy Families
Advising our families with food allergies as they navigate kids in school, holidays, introduction of foods in siblings, etc., can be challenging. Michael Pistiner, MD, MMSc, joins us to talk about resources we can use to help families introduce new foods and work with schools to help advocate for our patients. He also discusses his food allergy buddy program that allows older kids with food allerg
Bringing Awareness to Latex Allergy
Latex Allergy has become much less common over the past two decades thanks to widespread changes in healthcare practices but still remains essential to recognize when present. Jay Slater, MD, discusses the history of latex allergy as well as how to recognize and test for this in our patients.Find out more about latex allergy.
Delabelling Penicillin Allergy Takes All of Us
Drug allergy expert David Khan, MD, FAAAAI, discusses the importance of evaluating patients with reported penicillin allergy and how allergists can partner with other healthcare providers to make sure all the patients with this label are evaluated. Penicillin Allergy Toolbox
New Treatments on the Horizon for Chronic Hives
Urticaria expert Sarbjit (Romi) Saini, MD, FAAAAI, discusses new treatments for chronic urticaria, particularly BTK inhibitors. We discuss the recent trials with these medications, including efficacy and safety, as well as other medications on the horizon.Listen to our other podcast episodes.
Unraveling Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Many of us are seeing increasing numbers of patients asking us if they might have a mast cell disorder. How do we diagnose this and what clues will help us know whether or not to pursue this? Join Onyinye Iweala, MD, PhD, FAAAAI, as we discuss Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and how to better understand this confusing disorder. The Mast Cell Disease Society Inc.
Improving the Visibility of Allergy/Immunology
AAAAI President Frank Virant, MD, FAAAAI, discusses his career and how the field of allergy/immunology has changed over time. We also chatted about how his presidential initiatives are designed to help patients and allergists, including increasing the visibility of allergy as a specialty, creating living practice parameters and increasing the pipeline into the field.
Developments in Pediatric Asthma Research and the Key Role of NIH Support
Join us as we discuss the work of three amazing scientists and the impact NIH support has had on their work. Leonard Bacharier’s, MD, FAAAAI, work has contributed to improving asthma guidelines in the preschool age group. The work of Corinne Keet, MD, MS, PhD, and Elizabeth Matsui, MD, MHS, FAAAAI, has been instrumental in improving our understanding of the effect of environmental exposures and th
Connecting With our Patients: Strategies to Work Together in Difficult Times
We all have days where we do not seem to be on the same page as a patient we are seeing. Join Asriani Chiu, MD, FAAAAI, for a discussion of ways to approach difficult conversations, connect with our patients and work together to improve care.
Severe Asthma
Juan Carlos Cardet, MD, FAAAAI, offers a detailed and insightful conversation about the evaluation and management of severe asthma. We also discuss the use of SMART/MART and PARTI in our asthma patients so we can choose the best strategy to relieve symptoms and prevent exacerbations.
Practice Management Tips and Learning about the Business of Medicine
Anil Nanda, MD, FAAAAI, talks with us about how to improve our practice management including billing tips and pitfalls, improving clinical efficiency and creating a good culture in your practice. He also gives us a preview of what will be covered in the upcoming Practice Management Workshop in Nashville, TN, on July 18-20. Find out more about the Practice Management Workshop.
Preparing for the Summer with a Review of Stinging Insect Allergy
Join Karla Adams, MD, FAAAAI, for a review of evaluation and management of insect sting allergy so you are ready to care for your patients with sting reactions this summer. We compare testing methods, discuss considerations in starting immunotherapy and review changes in guidelines.Insect Allergy: Barriers in Training and Practice—A Work Group Report of the AAAAI Anaphylaxis Committee
Where do our pollen counts come from? Understanding the National Allergy Bureau (NAB)
Even many allergists do not know about the NAB and how it provides accurate pollen counts to patients and physicians across the country. Andrew Rorie, MD, FAAAAI, chair of the Aerobiology Committee, walks us through the NAB as well as how pollen levels are changing over time. He also discusses how you can get involved in monitoring pollen in your area.Visit the NAB.
New Developments in Eosinophilic Esophagitis
To celebrate World EoE day, Evan Dellon, MD, walks us through new developments in eosinophilic esophagitis including our evolving understanding of the pathophysiology (it’s not just about eosinophils) as well as how we diagnose, monitor and treat this fascinating disease. Find out more about EoE.
New Recommendations in Contrast Allergy Management
Should patients with mild contrast allergy be premedicated? Learn about the recently published consensus recommendations on the management and prevention of immediate hypersensitivity reactions to contrast media from Allison Ramsey, MD, FAAAAI, and Carolyn Wang, MD. These recommendations were published in The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice and Radiology and provide both al
Revisiting the 2025 AAAAI/WAO Joint Congress on Climate Change and Allergic Disease
In this episode, attendees of the recent AAAAI/WAO Joint Congress in San Diego share their highlights from the meeting with us including talks you shouldn’t miss. Recordings of talks from the Joint Congress are now available online. Find out more about the 2025 AAAAI/WAO Joint Congress and access the recordings.
Importance of NIH Funding and the Allergy/Immunology Scientific Community Task Force
The NIH provides the majority of funding for scientific research in all areas of medicine and the proposed budget cuts will drastically effect research now and in the future. President-Elect Carla M. Davis, MD, FAAAAI, discusses a new task force established by the AAAAI Board of Directors that will work to bring more attention to this issue and encourage all of us in allergy/immunology to take act
Everything you Need to Know About Genetic Testing
Genetic testing in our patients with Inborn Errors of Immunity is becoming more common and this episode will help listeners better understand how to incorporate this into their practice. Sarah Henrickson, MD, PhD, walks us through who should consider testing, considerations in ordering the testing, the types of testing available and how to think through the results.Helpful LinksClinVar - https://w
Food Challenges and Early Introduction to Foods
Join us for a discussion on food challenges and early introduction of foods with Kim Mudd, BSN, MSN, who helps walk us through the nuts and bolts of these processes for clinicians and patients alike. Learn some tips and tricks to help make the process as smooth as possible.
School-based Asthma Management Programs – Advancing Care Through Community Collaborations
Listen to learn about dissemination and implementation sciences from our guest Stan Szefler, MD, FAAAAI. Dr. Szefler discusses his work on school-based asthma management programs and key elements in building successful collaborations with the community.Find out more about SA3MPROTMApplying the dissemination and implementation sciences to allergy and immunology: A Work Group Report from the AAAAI Q
Aspirin Exacerbated Respiratory Disease
Join Tanya Laidlaw, MD, FAAAAI, for a detailed and insightful conversation about the pathophysiology of AERD as well as the diagnosis and current management strategies.
Looking Toward the 2025 AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress
Julie Wang, MD, FAAAAI, discusses her role as the Chair of the AAAAI Annual Meeting Program Committee for the AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress being held February 28 – March 3 in San Diego, CA, USA. She also shares what we have to look forward to at the upcoming meeting. #AAAAI25Visit the AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress website.
Climate Change and Wildfire Smoke and its Effects on Allergic Disease
Listen in as Kari Nadeau, MD, PhD, FAAAAI, engages in timely discussion on the impact of air pollution and wildfire smoke on allergic disease, including who is most at risk and ways to mitigate exposures. Dr. Nadeau is a plenary speaker at the upcoming AAAAI / WAO joint congress which is focused on Climate Change and Allergic Disease.
Neuroimmunology – How the Allergic Response is Initiated
Caroline Sokol, MD, PhD, FAAAAI, discusses her work looking at how sensory neurons talk to the immune system and are key in initiating the allergic response. She also discusses why the allergic responses likely evolved to respond to toxins rather than worms and parasites. We also discuss the upcoming Discovery program at the AAAAI/WAO Joint Congress and advice for the next generation of scientists
Hail and Farewell
David Stukus, MD, FAAAAI, reflects upon his last six years as host and introduces Rebecca Saff, MD, PhD, FAAAAI, as our new voice. This fun and engaging episode marks a transition for our podcast’s exciting future!
Meet the Candidates for AAAAI Secretary-Treasurer
From now until January 6, 2025, AAAAI Fellows (those who have achieved the FAAAAI credential) and full members will select the next Board of Directors, including the next Secretary-Treasurer who will eventually ascend to become AAAAI President. Secretary-Treasurer candidates Stuart L. Abramson, MD, PhD, AE-C, FAAAAI and Leonard B. Bacharier, MD, FAAAAI, offer their perspective on a series of quest
Medical Ethics for the Allergist/Immunologist
Dr. Timothy Buckey, MD, MBE, discusses how medical ethics impact every patient encounter and offers practical advice on how to implement into clinical practice. (November 13, 2024)
Adverse Vaccine Reactions
Karla Adams, MD, FAAAAI, breaks down why and how to distinguish allergic reactions from non-immunologic adverse reactions to vaccines. Listen now to learn more and also discover the brand new AAAAI educational course.Visit the Adverse Reactions to Vaccines course.
Anaphylaxis Education for All
Olga Kagan, PhD, RN, FHIMSS, FAAAAI, discusses the new AAAAI online anaphylaxis module designed for patients and the general public. Listen now to learn all about this free tool!Anaphylaxis Interactive Learning Guide
New Epinephrine Nasal Spray
Anaphylaxis specialist Jay Lieberman, MD, FAAAAI, tells us everything we need to know about the first FDA approved epinephrine nasal spray to treat type 1 allergic reactions and anaphylaxis. (Participants in this podcast have disclosed a past financial relationship with the drug manufacturer.)
Contact Dermatitis
Marcella Aquino, MD, FAAAAI, provides an outstanding overview of this common skin condition and also discusses the new AAAAI educational course now available.Access the module.
AI in A/I: It’s Already Here – Are You Using It?
Nicholas L. Rider, DO, FAAAAI, offers tremendous insight into the risks, benefits and great potential for how artificial intelligence can impact healthcare.
Perioperative Anaphylaxis
Gerald Volcheck, MD, FAAAAI, discusses important concepts surrounding anaphylaxis in the operating room as well as the new AAAAI online course that is available now.
Striving for the Highest Quality
Kristin Sokol, MD, MS, MPH, FAAAAI, discusses the importance of quality improvement in providing optimal care. Listen now to learn more about AAAAI related initiatives and support tools.
Empowering Patients with Food Allergy
Katherine Anagnostou, MD, MSc, PhD, FAAAAI, discusses the evolution and current approaches towards food allergy diagnosis and management. Listen to learn which food allergy advice is now outdated, incorrect and harmful.
Asthma Awareness Month
Allison Burbank, MD, offers a detailed and extremely insightful conversation surrounding the latest approaches towards asthma management and goals of therapy.
Elevate Your Practice for a Sustainable Future
Vivian Hernandez-Trujillo, MD, FAAAAI, offers a sneak peek at the exciting 2024 AAAAI Practice Management Workshop taking place July 12-14 in Denver, CO. You won’t want to miss this one!
A Focus on the Environment, Communication and Overcoming Barriers
AAAAI President Paul V. Williams, MD, FAAAAI, discusses how his three Presidential initiatives are designed to help patients and allergists. Listen now to learn more!
How to Deal with Scary Headlines
Psychologist Linda Herbert, PhD, discusses the powerful impact that headlines and scary stories can have on people with food allergies and other allergic conditions.
Omalizumab for Treating Food Allergies
Robert Wood, MD, FAAAAI, discusses the exciting new FDA approval for using Omalizumab to treat food allergies. This is a must listen for allergists and patients as Dr. Wood offers insight and information related to the research findings and best practices for using this new treatment.
Discover a New AAAAI Annual Meeting
Joshua Boyce, MD, FAAAAI, discusses an exciting addition to the AAAAI Annual Meeting. Listen now to learn more about what the entire meeting has in store.
Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis: What Does the Evidence Show?
Derek Chu, MD, PhD, discusses the newly published atopic dermatitis practice parameters, including treatment recommendations and best practices for management. This conversation is filled with useful information, context and perspective to complement the parameters.
A Paradigm Shift in Managing Anaphylaxis is Upon Us
David Golden, MD, FAAAAI, returns to discuss important highlights and offer perspective from the new anaphylaxis practice parameters. With several new and potentially controversial recommendations, this is a must listen episode.
End of an Era: What to do When Flovent Gets Discontinued
Thanai Pongdee, MD, FAAAAI, discusses why this long-standing and commonly used medication is being discontinued and offers valuable advice on options for those with asthma or eosinophilic esophagitis to consider.
How to Be Less Itchy, Sneezy and Wheezy During the Holidays
Kara Wada, MD, offers bountiful tips to help anyone with allergies or asthma navigate triggers throughout the holiday season. This includes great advice for healthcare professionals to offer patients as well!
Meet the Candidates for AAAAI Secretary-Treasurer
From now until January 5, 2024, AAAAI Fellows (those who have achieved the FAAAAI credential) and full members will select the next Board of Directors, including the next Secretary-Treasurer who will eventually ascend to become AAAAI President. Secretary-Treasurer candidates Mariana C. Castells, MD, PhD, FAAAAI and Carla M. Davis, MD, FAAAAI, offer their perspective on a series of questions pertai
What Does Precautionary Food Allergen Labeling Actually Mean?
Food allergy expert Jacob Kattan, MD, FAAAAI, offers an in depth explanation and discussion of a very nuanced topic often filled with outdated information. This episode CONTAINS valuable information for anyone with food allergies!
Alpha-gal Syndrome
Dilawar Khokhar, MD, offers comprehensive information on how to diagnose and manage this unique condition.
The Practice of Food Allergy Virtual Conference
Amal Assa'ad, MD, FAAAAI, tells us what we can look forward to during this comprehensive conference covering many different aspects of food allergy diagnosis and management.
Episode 100: Consequences of Misinformation and How to Combat Them
International best-selling author, researcher and myth buster Timothy Caulfield joins us for our 100th episode to discuss the influence of celebrities, social media and disinformation campaigns…and how we can all fight back.
Can We Define Asthma Remission?
AAAAI President Jonathan A. Bernstein, MD, FAAAAI, talks us through the recently published AAAAI, ACAAI, and ATS consensus work group definition of clinical remission in asthma on treatment.
Everyone with Penicillin Allergy Warrants Evaluation
Drug allergy expert Allison Ramsey, MD, FAAAAI, discusses the importance of proactively delabeling patients with reported penicillin allergy. This is a must listen for all healthcare professionals…and relevant to at least 10% of the general population.
New Weapons Against an Old Foe
Infectious diseases expert Lawrence Frenkel, MD, discussed the exciting new RSV vaccines for elderly and pregnant adults and monoclonal antibodies for infants. Just in time for RSV season.
Back to School with Asthma: Making the Case for Stock Inhalers
Andrea Pappalardo, MD, FAAAAI, provides a wealth of information regarding toolkits and steps for schools to obtain reliever inhalers to help students with asthma.
The Impact of Air Quality on Our Health
Wanda Phipatanakul, MD, MS, FAAAAI, lends her expertise to discuss the many ways in which indoor and outdoor air quality impacts us all. From wildfires to gas stoves, this topic has been in the media for quite some time. This discussion covers this and so much more.
Venom Allergy
One of the world's leading venom allergy experts, David Golden, MD, FAAAAI, offers a primer on everything you need to know for diagnosing and managing insect sting hypersensitivity.
The Origins of Allergy
Anne Marie Singh, MD, takes a deep dive into the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to the development of allergic conditions. There may not be an easy answer to these questions, but Dr. Singh offers tremendous insight throughout this discussion.
Everything You Need to Know About Stock Epinephrine
Alice Hoyt, MD, FAAAAI, provides great information surrounding stock epinephrine laws for schools, including a call to arms for more prescribers to get involved.
What USP 797 Means for Allergists
Mohamed Yassin, MD, FAAAAI, delves into many of the important details surrounding the significant changes that go into effect on November 1, 2023. This is a must listen for every allergist and practice.
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