Webisodes
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Series Description
Follow the diagnosis and treatment of 4 unique allergic rhinitis (AR) patients in these brief Webisodes
Child Webisode 1:
The Risks of Asthma and Other Comorbidities
Child Webisode 1 Handouts–PDF 
Child Webisode 2:
Differential Diagnosis and Quality of Life Issues
Child Webisode 2 Handouts–PDF 
Adult Webisode 1:
Classification Schemes and Management Strategies
Adult Webisode 1 Handouts–PDF 
Adult Webisode 2:
Quality of Life Issues
Adult Webisode 2 Handouts–PDF Series Description: AR is the sixth most prevalent chronic illness in the United States, affecting up to 30% of adults and 40% of children. Poorly controlled AR, either through patient self-medication or physician undertreatment, can add to the morbidity and economic burden of allergic disease.
In this certified CME series, follow the diagnosis and treatment of four unique allergic rhinitis (AR) patients, whose stories are presented through brief, Web-based activities, or Webisodes.
See how Michael S. Blaiss, MD, and
Gary N. Gross, MD,
diagnose and treat two pediatric and two
adult patients with
AR to improve their quality of life. Watch
each 20-minute case study over breakfast or lunch!
