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Dr. Wedner, MD, from our division just shared this: Spring allergy hit St. Louis early and what we can do. ksdk.com/article/weathe…

Congratulations, Dr. Jerath!

Hispanics/Latinos are twice as likely to visit the ER for asthma than white people. Work with a healthcare provider to develop an asthma action plan that works for you. Learn more about asthma management this #AsthmaAwareness Month: bit.ly/31m0q9Y #BreatheBetter

Congratulations!@aaronverheul

During a #wildfire smoke event, people with #asthma should pay attention to air quality reports. Follow instructions for “sensitive individuals.” bit.ly/3myjHyi

People with asthma are more vulnerable to wildfire smoke and polluted air. Please see CDC website for tips.

Graduation party for our fellows this year! Best wishes!

Proud of our fellow, Dr. Mehr Shah!

Our study on climate disasters and human microbiome mSphere showed that maternal exposure to a devastating hurricane (Maria, 2017, Puerto Rico) may lead to reduced gut microbial diversity and altered metabolic capacity in offspring. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ms…

A study from our division's Dr. Wang lab @Wang_pubhealth found early microbiome as a potential mechanism linking prenatal exposure to a climate weather event and increased disease risks later in life!

Please check a novel study just published by our division's Assistant Professor, Dr. Leyao Wang Leyao Wang PhD. MPH! The microbiome may be the mechanism linking prenatal disaster exposures with higher risks of diseases.

Congrats, Dr. Zimmerman on the new paper and new lab!

Welcome, Dr. Omar Elsayed-Ali, MD!

Climate change has increased the frequency of extreme weather events and compounded natural disasters. Heat, wildfires, flooding, and pollen are threatening public health. Here’s an editorial and call to action. bit.ly/3slHppu

Join us Thursday, November 30th for Test Account Grand Rounds held in person at Clopton Auditorium. Stokes Peebles, MD, Professor of Medicine, Chair, from @vumedicine Vanderbilt Health will present: "Obesity in Asthma: Time for a New Strategy?" Link for info> l8r.it/n6La

Our December issue focuses on the numerous ways in which #climatechange impacts the millions of children & adults living with allergic conditions. Very timely with current #COP28 summit You can access it here: loom.ly/04CSu5Q

There have been few studies of the nasal microbiome and its pathological functions in chronic rhinosinusitis. Dysbiosis could contribute to disease, but the effects of bacteria and their metabolites are not well-understood. Here’s a Brief report. bit.ly/3R72xrP

Big congratulations to our own Dr. Phillip E. Korenblat, MD, who was recently awarded the Outstanding Volunteer Clinical Teacher Award from the American College of Physicians (ACP)! impact.aaaai.org/turning-a-pass…