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Sometimes it can seem like every other child we see has a food allergy. How prevalent are food allergies in the general population, and how can we best diagnose and manage them? To shed light on these questions, as well as recent guideline changes in the allergy community and novel therapies on the horizon, PC RAP welcomes back Dr. Torie Grant, a Med/Peds allergist and immunologist at Johns Hopkins. She sits down with Neda to share the full scoop on food allergies.

Mizuho sits down with emergency medicine pharmacist/toxicologist Bryan Hayes, PhD to answer some pertinent questions and myth-bust clarifications about pharmaceutical options in COIVD-19 treatment.

 Sol interviews Children’s Hospital of Phildelphia NICU doc Joanna Parga-Belinkie to discuss Covid-19 and the some of the peripartum issues that come up during the novel coronavirus pandemic for both pregnant moms and their newborns. 

Has your clinical practice shifted to telemedicine yet? In the era of COVID-19, clinicians everywhere are being thrown into telemedicine, often without any experience or background knowledge. To help us all get up to speed with this patient care technology, Hippo Education’s Dr. Neda Frayha sits down with Dr. Edward Kaftarian, the Vice Chair of Mental Health at the American Telemedicine Association and CEO of Orbit Health Telepsychiatry. Together they explore the benefits and potential pitfalls of telemedicine, the equipment required, billing and coding considerations, appropriate etiquette, and much more.