Author Archives: Bradd Pavur

Dr. Iweala commented on data that has been recently published in JAMA regarding sesame allergies, which may factor into potential food labelling for this ingredient.

Dr. Sheikh is Lead Principal Investigator (PI), and Dr. Kwan is Co-PI for immunization awareness project.

Dr. Jonas addresses key methods for dealing with the uniquely challenging nature of diagnosing and treating rheumatologic diseases.

The news article explores the pros, cons, opportunities and challenges presented by various modalities.

We extend a hearty welcome to our new Rheumatology Fellows: Amanda Lusa, MD; and Enid Sun, MD, MPH; as well as our Allergy/Immunology Fellows; Olivia Francis, MD; and Stephen Schworer, MD, PhD. 

Scott Commins, MD, PhD, continues to research “alpha-gal” meat allergy and create awareness for the tick-borne illness as a new CDC research study begins.

Early stage research is investigating whether clearing senescent cells from injured joints may serve as a novel therapeutic approach to osteoarthritis.

Patients with Class III or III/V LN were independently associated with CAD.

Leading alpha-gal expert Scott Commins, MD, PhD, provides an update on the latest medical perspectives regarding this often misunderstood allergy.

The website provides information on a long-term research study based in Johnston County, NC, which is designed to measure the frequency and impact of osteoarthritis on individuals and the surrounding community.