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Read about Allergy Associates of La Crosse:
- Teal Pumpkin Project helps keep Halloween safe, fun for all kids, October 2021
- Allergy season wrapping up as the weather gets colder, October 2020
- New Peanut Allergy Treatment Research: Treatment Available in La Crosse, September 2019
- Ragweed season on approach, WXOW, August 2019
- Dr. Mary Morris on “The Smartest Doctor in the Room” Podcast, May 2019
- Allergy suffers will see drop in pollen count, but worse to come, WXOW, April 2019
- Changing lives in La Crosse for nearly 40 years, Dr. George Kroker to retire, April 2019
- Spring may bring increase in allergy problems, March 2019, WKBT
- Seasonal Allergies Are At an All-Time High, February 2019, Real Simple magazine
- Area allergy expert speaks at national conference, November 2018, WXOW
- Teal Pumpkin Project encourages allergy safe treats for Halloween, October 2018, WKBT
- 6 Reasons Why Pumpkin Is the New Superfood, October 2018, Chowhound
- After the Flood: Fighting the Residual Risks of Mold, September 2018
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse Recognized for Healthcare Outcome Data, August 2018
- Allergy season continues to ramp up, August 2018, WXOW
- Allergy Associates Named One of America’s Healthiest Companies, March 2018
- Allergy season expected to last longer due to climate change, March 2018, WKBT
- Star Wars collection keeps ‘The Force’ with Orange City man, December 2017, Sioux City Journal
- The Morris Family’s Vision: Father-daughter teamwork and family’s passion helped establish an institute that keeps on giving, November 2017, Quarterly, alumni magazine for of University of Wisconsin School of Medicine
- Teal Pumpkin Project helping those with food allergies enjoy Halloween, October 2017, WKBT
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse welcomes Dr. Giana Nicoara, August 2017
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse Founder, Dr. David Morris, Dies at Age 87, February 2017
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse Welcomes New Physician Assistant to Allergy Team, November 2016
- The Teal Pumpkin Project™ raises awareness of food allergies and promotes inclusion of all trick-or-treaters throughout Halloween, October 2016.
- Local business uses straw bale gardens to educate employees on nutritional health, September 2016, WKBT
- A world without allergies, shot free, February 2016, Statesman Journal
- Documentary featuring AAOL patients/providers featured at upcoming film festival, February 2016
- SLIT for Peanut Allergy: What we’re learning from clinical experience, November 2015
- Ragweed season increases asthma, oral reactions among some allergy sufferers, August 2015
- Report finds dramatic increase in ER trips for kids with food allergies, July 2015, La Crosse Tribune
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse Breaks Ground on Clinic Expansion, Food Allergy Treatment Center, April 2015, La Crosse Tribune
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse Welcomes Michael Flanagan, PhD, MS, PA-C, to practice staff, April 2015
- Allergy Associates of La Crosse Welcomes Registered Dietitian, December 2014
- Growing Allergy Needs Spur Movement to Share Sublingual Immunotherapy Expertise, June 2014
- Allergists: Too early to say what spring allergy season will bring, March 2014, WEAU
- Arrest Your Allergies, April/May 2013, Coulee Region Women Magazine
- National Review: allergy drops are safe and effective alternative to shots, March 2013, WKBT
- Peanut Allergy Drops Used in National, Multi-center Clinical Trial, January 2013
- Pollen season starts early, but may be mild, August 2012, La Crosse Tribune
- Beat Allergies Drop by Drop, July 2012, The Wall Street Journal
- My Child, Allergic to Food?, May 2012, Coulee Parenting Connection
- Spring Breezes, Allergy Sneezes, April 2012, Coulee Parenting Connection
- Sneezing starts early thanks to warm south winds, March 2012, La Crosse Tribune
- Clinical Study Affirms the use of Allergy Drops for Multiple Allergies, February 2012, Journal of Allergy