The Role of Environmental and Food Allergies in Driving Atopic Dermatitis

In this course, we will use a case-based approach to describe the role of environmental and food allergies as contributors to atopic dermatitis disease activity. We will discuss the difference between allergic sensitization and clinically relevant allergies, as well as discuss how to accurately diagnose clinically relevant allergies using available diagnostic tools, such as skin testing, IgE testing, and food challenges.  

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