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Christmas Party 2008 Halloween 2008 Chandler Farmer Feeds Poor in Arizona Giving Back Asthma Walk Awards Reception Round-up Magazine Multiallergen nasal challenges in nonallergic rhinitis Children's Arizona Level 1 Trauma Center Opening Annual Asthma Screening 2008 Blow the Whistle On Asthma--Asthma Walk Christmas 2007 at Our Office Christmas Party 2007 Thanksgiving 2007 at Our Office Halloween 2007 at Our Office Information About Asthma Spanish Version Information About Asthma Nationwide Asthma Screening Program Asthma 2007 After Screening
Maricopa County Medical Society Annual Meeting 2009
Chandler farmer in Arizona
Chandler farmer works for the joy of feeding poor in Arizona
The 18th annual Arizona Coalition for Tomorrow (ACT) Health Fair was held on Saturday, September 20th at the Phoenix Preparatory Academy in Central Phoenix. It is sponsored by the Maricopa County Medical Society every year. Dr. Suresh Anand and Dr. Miriam Anand participated in this annual event to provide free physical, dental, hearing, and vision examinations and immunizations in preparation for enrollment in the national Head Start education-based program for Valley children who would otherwise be unable to obtain such care.
 Suresh Anand, M.D. listens closely to this beautiful little girl's breathing.
Photos from the Asthma Walk Awards Reception put on by the American Lung Association of Arizona on April 5, 2008 at the Scottsdale Civic Center.
Dr. Miriam Anand, Sponsor, is accepting our award for appreciation and participation in the event.
Doctor's Suresh C. Anand and Miriam Anand are very active with Maricopa County Medical Society and recently attended an event at the Phoenix Art Museum. Pictured here are Dr. Miriam Anand, her mother Trudie Anand, Dr. Robert Modic and his wife Coulette.
Dr. Dania Wierzbicki's article published in Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
We are pleased to announce that on Monday, July 21, 2008 at 8 a.m., Phoenix Children's Hospital will open Arizona's only freestanding, designated Level 1 Trauma Center exclusively for pediatric patients. As you may know, the need for this trauma center is great. Nationwide, traumatic injury kills more children between the ages of 1 and 14 than any other cause. Care at a trauma center lowers the risk of death by 25 percent compared to non trauma centers. When it opens in July, the Phoenix Children's Hospital Trauma Center will accept trauma patients 14 years and under from EMS/scene of injury or as transfers from other facilities. We will be the only pediatric trauma center in Arizona with in hospital, attending level pediatric surgeons and anesthesiologists. The preparation for launching a Level 1 Trauma Center has been a Hospital wide effort. Phoenix Children's anticipates a strong launch and quick growth, and we have set high goals for our new Trauma Center. More details will be shared as the July 21 opening draws near. Together, we look forward to providing a higher level of service to our Arizona children. All of us here at Phoenix Children's Hospital truly value your hard work and efforts in your collaboration with us. You play a large part in providing world class care to our community's children and their families, and we look forward to continuing our important partnership.
Deb Brown, RN, BSN, MHA
David Notrica, MD, FACS, FAAP
Allergy Associates & Lab., Ltd. participates in community asthma screenings (an annual event) at the Scottsdale Health Care Information Center.
We had our largest turnout ever for our asthma screening this year. 82 adults and children attended our annual event on Saturday, View photos of the 2008 asthma screening >> Dr. Miriam Anand attended the Western Society of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Conference in Hawaii, January 21-25, 2008.
Both Dr. Dania Wierzbicki and Dr. Miriam Anand attended the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Conference in Dallas, Texas November 9-14, 2007. and
Suresh C. Anand, M.D., attended the European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Congress in Goteborg, Sweden from June 9-13, 2007. This Congress was attended by delegates from over ninety-one countries.
The American Lung Association of Arizona's Blow the Whistle on Asthma Walk will take place Saturday, April 5, 2008 at Scottsdale Civic Center. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the walk begins at 9:00 a.m. Join us to help Arizonans breathe easier! Arizona has the second highest asthma rate in the country with approximately 600,000 residents who struggle to breathe. In addition, asthma is the leading cause of school absenteeism and it costs this country approximately $16 billion annually. We need your help! The Asthma Walk is a morning full of fun, food and fighting lung disease. A leisurely 5k walk is followed by a free pancake breakfast complete with toppings, live entertainment, a kids' corner with clowns, face painting, and bounce houses, free massages, and more! Bring your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers to raise money for critical research, local education, and Camp-Not-A-Wheeze, the American Lung Association's summer camp for Arizona children with asthma. For more information or to sign up today visit www.phoenixasthmawalk.org or call 602.258.7505.
Browse our list containing various information about asthma.
Spanish Version of Information About Asthma Spanish version of information about asthma. Nationwide Asthma Screening Program To view the Nationwide Asthma Screening Program that features ten years of helping people breathe easier, please click here. (Under construction)
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