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Hi everyone. I'm Aviva Landau, the Ground Rounds coordinator. Thank you all for joining us tonight um for Ground Rounds with Dr. Tehila Sadja. We're really excited to hear what she has to say. The Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association is a dynamic organization of over 700 Jewish Orthodox women in medicine dedicated to professional growth, community service, and advancing health care knowledge. Through education, mentorship, and advocacy, JOWMA empowers its members and promotes health and well-being within our communities. Our vision is a Jewish in pediatrics and fellowship in allergy and immunology at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, where she currently maintains affiliation as a clinical instructor. She has published and presented her research and rare patient cases across the US and in Canada. Dr. Sadja is also a certified lactation counselor and holds a special interest in lactation education and the immunologic benefits of breastfeeding. She recently began her own private practice in Brooklyn, New York, where she manages both pediatric and adult patients with allergic rhinitis, food allergies, asthma, eczema, and mast cell disorders. We can't wait to learn from her. For CME can't wait to learn from her. For CME credit, please make note of the following slide. You will need to fill out the form. You could scan the QR code or go to the website by tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. so you have 24 hours to do that. We will also be showing the slide at the end of the presentation for your convenience. And this webinar is being recorded and uploaded to YouTube. It is webinar format, so if you have a question, we will have time for questions at the end and you could put it in the Q&A box or message me privately. And so without further ado,
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- 0:00Hi everyone. I'm Aviva Landau, the Ground Rounds coordinator. Thank you all for joining us tonight…
- 6:03drip. You can also have a lot of sneezing. The big one here though is itching.…
- 12:05four days a week or four days per week or more, and four consecutive weeks per…
- 18:12test to look for a serum-specific IgE levels, and we look for our antibodies that are…
- 24:17are 30-40 years old who come in and say, "I never had any food allergies my…
- 30:20sensitive and culturally sensitive to patients. You can say, you know, for example, any head wraps,…
- 36:24does it make you feel? Oh it drips in the back of my throat tastes nasty…
- 42:33something like fluticasone, Flonase, something to that extent. Your third choice would be a combination steroid…
- 48:38precautions. I personally, thankfully so far have not had a patient who needed to use it.…
- 54:44budesonide that's mixed in there. And so that way you get some sort of anti-inflammatory in…
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