Allergy & Clinical Immunology

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Yale Allergy and Immunology includes a team whose focus is allergic and immunologic diseases, and immune deficiency diseases. Members are board certified in internal medicine and in allergy and clinical immunology. Specialized diagnostic and clinical care is provided for allergy, clinical immunology, and immunodeficiencies. Examples include urticaria and angioedema, drug and food allergies, vasculitis, and autoimmune diseases. The Yale Allergy and Sinus Program provides multidisciplinary care in conjunction with the section of Otolaryngology. Management of complicated cases is discussed during weekly conferences.

Guidance with medications for the allergic reactive nose
Allergy desensitization shots for allergic rhinitis, asthma, and hymenoptera stinging insect hypersensitivity
Intravenous immunoglobulin (gamma globulin) therapy
Immunosuppressive therapy, including immuran, cytoxan, cyclosporin, and corticosteroids
Optimal immunopharmicotherapy for asthma

Askenase, Philip William, MD	Professor of Medicine (Immunology)	(203) 785-4143 Appts (203) 785-3229 Fax
Hsu, F. Ida, MD	Associate Program Director, Allergy and Immunology Fellowship	(203) 785-4143 Appts (203) 785-3229 Fax
Kantor, Fred Stuart, MD	Paul B. Beeson Professor of Medicine (Immunology); Interim Chief, Section of Clinical Immunology and Allergy	(203) 785-4143 Appts (203) 785-3229 Fax
Price, Christina Chia, MD	Instructor in Medicine (Immunology) and in Pediatrics (Immunology)	(203) 785-4143 Appts (203) 785-3229 Fax