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Allergic rhinitis: more than just ‘troublesome’
Allergic rhinitis (AR) is often described as a ‘troublesome’ condition (causing difficulty or annoyance).5 As a result of this rather…
Specialist Forum October 2021 issue CPDs
Below you will find links to CPD articles produced for Specialist Forum‘s October 2021 issue.
Allergic rhinitis + asthma = united airways disease
Childhood allergic rhinitis (AR), an immunoglobulin (Ig) E-mediated condition, usually caused by sensitisation to inhaled allergens, is often missed, mistreated,…
Spring has sprung …and so have the sniffles
In South Africa, allergy season typically starts in September and persists until May. During this period, spikes in allergic rhinitis…
There’s something new in the air
Before considering the role of a new agent to treat and improve care of allergic rhinitis (AR), it seems wise…
PAF goes allergic rhinitis
This is a quiz page for the article ‘Platelet-Activating Factor (PAF) in Allergic Rhinitis: Clinical and Therapeutic Implications’. AUTHORS: Rosa M. Muñoz-Cano,…
Fighting childhood inflammatory diseases with probiotics
The prevalence of chronic upper airway inflammatory diseases such as allergic rhinitis is increasing, posing a potential health threat globally.
Optimal treatment for AOE and AOMT
The frequency with which acute otitis externa (AOE) and acute otitis media with tympanostomy tubes (AOMT) are encountered in the…
Unpacking rhinitis and asthma confusions in the time of Covid-19
This article is based on a CPD-accredited webinar, hosted by Medical Chronicle, sister publication of Specialist Forum. The webinar was…
