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Cincinnati Allergy and Asthma Center
The first step in treating allergies is an accurate diagnosis. The allergy specialists at Cincinnati Allergy and Asthma Center are experts in identifying what is causing your symptoms and recommending a treatment plan that will significantly improve your life.
Cincinnati Allergy and Asthma Center – CAAC
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(513) 861-0222
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A strong immune system is your best line of defense against infection! See what habits could be weakening your defense and start making changes to help strengthen your immune system!
What Can Suppress Your Immune System
www.webmd.com
A strong immune system is your best protection against infections and illnesses. Find out what can weaken that defense.If you've needed a refill for your albuterol during this pandemic, you may have been notified about the national shortage of the medication. Good news - a generic form of albuterol has been approved by the FDA!
FDA approves generic asthma inhaler due to coronavirus-related shortage
www.upi.com
The first generic albuterol inhaler in the United States was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in response to inhaler shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic.Though early on it was noted that asthma was a high-risk factor for COVID-19, new data coming out of New York is showing otherwise!
Asthma Is Absent Among Top Covid-19 Risk Factors, Early Data Shows
www.nytimes.com
Despite warnings that asthmatics were at higher risk for severe illness from the coronavirus, asthma is showing up in only about five percent of New York State’s fatal Covid cases.Pollen and Mold Count
Total Pollen Count
5%Grass
0%Ragweed
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75%Our pollen counts are available March through November from the Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency. Our pollen count information for Cincinnati can be found on line at www.southwestohioair.org
Each office has the counts posted, or you can use the link posted.