Objective To develop a clinical practice guideline to support the management of chronic
pain, including low back, osteoarthritic, and neuropathic pain in primary care. Methods The …

Background Research suggests that 90% of patients labeled beta-lactam allergic are able to
tolerate penicillins following further assessment. This study aims to define and describe the …

In this issue, Banerji et al 1 outline an approach to allergic reactions from mRNA vaccines,
and provide a review of an evolving situation. As the authors emphasize, we are living and …

Background Food allergy prevalence data have largely been derived from self-report, and
estimates vary. Objective Determine the prevalence of physician-reported food allergy in …

The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic has forever changed how we view health care
service delivery. Although there are undoubtedly some unintended consequences that will …

Overdiagnosis of anaphylaxis risk is an underappreciated aspect of anaphylaxis prevention.
Whereas the benefits of anaphylaxis-risk prevention are well known, potential harms …

There is wide variability among practitioners in the definition of an infant at high risk of
peanut allergy. The minority of generalists and allergists recommend that infants with severe …

Alan Katz MBChB MSc CCFP FCFP Alexander G. Singer MB BAO BCh CCFP Winds of
change are blowing across the primary care landscape in Canada. The College of Family …

Since publication of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) guideline,
allergists increasingly characterize infants as high risk because of severe eczema and/or …

Background The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic has highlighted the importance of
accurate capture of vaccine, and vaccine component, allergy. There remains a gap in the …