Asthma
Disease Information
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Our Asthma and Allergy Program provides evaluation and treatment of allergic disorders, such as inhaled allergens, food, insect stings and drugs, with approaches ranging from oral and inhaled medications to skin testing and immunotherapy. | |
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Children's Hospital Boston 300 Longwood Avenue, Fegan 6 Boston MA 02115 |
 617-355-6117 888-IWHEEZE |
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Children's Hospital Boston at Lexington 482 Bedford Street Lexington MA 02420 |
617-355-6117 888-IWHEEZE fax: 781-672-2145 |
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Boston Children's North 10 Centennial Drive Peabody MA 01960 |
617-355-6117 888-IWHEEZE |
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Boston Children's Physicians South in Weymouth 541 Main Street Weymouth MA 02190 |
617-355-6117 888-IWHEEZE |
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+– Asthma Action Team | |
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The Asthma Action Team empowers and educates children on how to live active, healthy lives. [ visit the site ] | |
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Children's Hospital Boston 300 Longwood Avenue Hunnewell Building, Ground Floor Boston MA 02115 |
617-355-7701
fax: 617-730-0505 |
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+– Asthma Initiative, Community | |
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This Initiative offers comprehensive care plans, case managers, home visits and environmental remediation. [ visit the site ] | |
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Children's Hospital Boston 300 Longwood Avenue Boston MA 02115 |
617-355-8496 | |
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The Otolaryngology Clinic includes asthma specialists who help treat enlarged tonsils or adenoids, recurrent infections in the ears and sinuses, and in rare cases vocal cord problems, that can worsen asthma. [ visit the site ] | |
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Children's Hospital Boston 300 Longwood Avenue Boston MA 02115 |
617-355-6460 |
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Managing your child's springtime allergies
As the days get longer and warmer, most people’s thoughts turn to baseball, barbecues and breaking out their summer clothes. It’s a carefree time for many, but as an allergist spring is my busy season. In the northeast trees pollinate first, which means many allergy sufferers notice symptoms as early as April. Learn more about managing your child's springtime allergies in Dr. Andrew MacGinnitie's Thriving blog post.
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