David K. Jeong, M.D.: food allergy, drug allergy, insect allergy, angioedema; Virginia Mason Seattle Medical Center, Asthma & Allergy, 1100 Ninth Ave., Seattle, 98101, 425-637-1855; Virginia Mason ...

Leonard C. Altman, M.D., Northwest Asthma and Allergy Center, 4540 Sand Point Way NE, Suite 200, 206.527.1200, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle ...

Spring brings patients into clinics with similar symptoms — sneezing, coughing, runny eyes and fatigue. This year, those symptoms may start even earlier due to a heady combination of climate change ...

Have you been doing any sniffing and sneezing lately? Turns out it might not be a cold but allergies. Tree pollen is very high with the main contributors being cedar, juniper, alder, hazelnut and elm ...

UW Medicine Allergy, Virginia Mason Allergy, Seattle Children’s Hospital and other Seattle institutions are partnering to establish a network of researchers focused on food allergies. UW Medicine ...

The sun is shining, the world around us seems to be blooming and brightening … it’s all so lovely, right? For some in Seattle, the joys of spring are but a silver lining to the sniffles, sneezes and ...

If you've been waking up with itchy eyes, nasal drip and a scratchy throat, the culprit probably isn't the novel coronavirus. It's more likely caused by the advent of allergy season in Western ...

An allergist/immunologist is a medical doctor who specializes in treating and managing allergies, asthma, and other immune system disorders. An allergist/immunologist treats conditions involving the ...

Have you been doing any sniffing and sneezing lately? Turns out it might not be a cold but allergies. Tree pollen is very high with the main contributors being cedar, juniper, alder, hazelnut and elm ...