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Allergic Disorders Resource Center

Welcome to the MPR Allergic Disorders Resource Center, where you will find everything you need to make informed clinical decisions.

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Allergies

Anaphylaxis

News

Dymista Approved for Allergic Rhinitis

Meda announced that the FDA has approved Dymista (azelastine HCl and fluticasone propionate) nasal spray for the treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis.

Food Allergy Risk Up for Children Born in the Fall

Children born in the fall have an increased risk of food allergy, with a significantly increased risk seen only for Caucasians and those with eczema.

Novel Lipocalin Dog Allergen Cross-Reacts With Cat, Horse

A novel lipocalin dog allergen has been identified in nearly 40% of dog-sensitized individuals, which cross-reacts with lipocalins from cat and horse.

RECALL: Epinephrine Injection 1:1000 Ampules Recall

American Regent is conducting a nationwide voluntary recall of Epinephrine Injection, 1:1000, 1mL ampules (NDC #0517-1071-25; Lot #1395; Exp Date: July 2012).

Majority of Children Affected by Allergy-Related Diseases

Eczema, asthma, and rhinitis occur in 58 percent of children; 7.5 percent have comorbidities

QNASL

4/30/2012

Teva Pharmaceuticals

Pharmacological Class: Steroid.

Active Ingredient(s): Beclomethasone dipropionate 80mcg/actuation; non-aqueous nasal spray soln.

Indication: Seasonal and perennial allergic rhinitis.

ARBINOXA

5/12/2011

Hawthorn Pharmaceuticals

Pharmacological Class: Antihistamine.

Active Ingredient(s): Carbinoxamine maleate 4mg; scored tabs.

Indication: Allergic (seasonal and perennial) and vasomotor rhinitis, conjunctivitis, urticaria, angioedema, reactions to blood. Adjunct in anaphylaxis. Dermatographism.