🎤 Meet some of the incredible speakers joining us at the 2026 CSACI Annual Scientific Meeting!
From cutting-edge research and clinical advances to emerging challenges in allergy and immunology, this year’s program brings together leading experts from across Canada and beyond🌎
What can we do to identify young patients with EoE who are at risk of chronic disease and esophageal remodelling?
Dr. Aceves joins us to discuss EoE, biomarkers, elimination diets, and the evolving role of allergists in EoE care.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts 🎙️
Detergents. Processed food. Air pollution. The things that might be breaking down our epithelial barrier are woven right through modern life. But the most effective place to start fixing it might be your own home
New episode of The Allergist. Listen wherever you get your podcast
🎉 The countdown is on! 🎉
Join us for the 81st Annual Scientific Meeting and connect with colleagues, experts, and leaders in allergy and clinical immunology.
📍 Hotel X Toronto
📅 Oct 15 - 18
👉 Register today and be part of ASM 2026!
Mild asthma isn't a reason to relax.
The patient who feels fine, normal lung function, barely uses the inhaler, is still one bad cold away from trouble. Dr. Paul O’Byrne the guru of respiratory medicine is on The Allergist.
Part 1 out now. Listen wherever you get your podcasts
Are ladders changing the natural history of food allergy, or identifying the children who were going to outgrow it anyway? Nobody has settled it. Clinics ladder anyway.
Dr. Mariam Hanna asks Dr. Juan Trujillo why.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
🍓 Food safety starts with awareness. Look here to learn about the symptoms of cyclosporiasis, who's most at risk, and practical ways to help protect yourself and your family!
When inhalers aren’t helping, it may be time to look higher, to the larynx.
On the new episode of The Allergist, Dr. R. Jun Lin joins Dr. Mariam Hanna to unpack VCD, ILO, PVFMD, and when clinicians should think beyond asthma.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
AI is not here to replace allergists.
But it may change how allergists diagnose, predict risk, identify patterns, and manage the work that surrounds patient care.
On The Allergist, Dr. Mariam Hanna speaks with Merlijn van Breugel about using AI well.
Available on all platforms.
For years, the question was: does OIT work?
Now the better question may be: what dose are we aiming for, and why?
Dr. David Fleischer joins The Allergist to talk high-dose, low-dose, SLIT, EPIT, biologics, and the future of food allergy treatment.
ALT 🌍 This #EarthDay let’s talk about inhalers & their environmental impact. Check out lungtoolkit.com/eco to view conversation aids that compare inhaler carbon footprints, reflect patient priorities & support climate-conscious prescribing: 🌱 #PlanetaryHealth #Asthma #COPD
Join us tomorrow for the 2026 CSACI Women in Allergy & Immunology Conference!
ALT https://www.csaci.ca/women-allergy-immunology-conference/
ENROLL TODAY FOR THE SPRING 2026 CSACI FOOD ALLERGY EDUCATOR PROGRAM - STARTS APRIL 28th
This 8-week course aimed at dieticians, nurses and allergy office staff will begin on April 28th and run to June 23rd, 2026. Follow this link to register: foodallergyeducation.ca/cour…
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