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Spotlight on the 2017 Annual Meeting: Interest Section Forums and Ticketed Seminars

Annual Meeting delegates are invited to attend the Interest Section Forums while in Atlanta. Each of the AAAAI’s seven interest sections has its own forum that will take place on Sunday, March 5 from 3:30 to 4:30 pm. The forums will begin with interest section business and then move to the educational content. There is no fee to attend.

Interest Section	Topic
Food Allergy, Anaphylaxis, Dermatology and Drug Allergy	3701: So What are We LEAPing Into?
Mechanisms of Asthma and Allergic Inflammation	3702: Roles of Follicular T Cells in Allergic Diseases
Asthma Diagnosis and Treatment	3703: Strategies for Asthma Prevention
Health Outcomes, Education, Delivery and Quality	3704: Addressing Gaps in Asthma Guidelines through Patient Centered Outcomes Research
Basic and Clinical Immunology	3705: Microbiome and Asthma
Environmental and Occupational Respiratory Diseases	3706: An Ill Wind Blows: Climate Change and Respiratory Disease
Immunotherapy, Rhinitis, Sinusitis, Ocular Diseases and Cough	3707: New Perspectives in Allergy: A New Classification of Allergy: Multimorbidity and IgE Polysensitization

As you determine your schedule for the upcoming 2017 AAAAI Annual Meeting in Atlanta, remember that seminars are ticketed and attendance is limited to only 28 attendees. You can register and get your tickets in advance at https://www4.cmrreg.com/aaaai2017/. The cost to attend a regular seminar is $40 and $20 for designated allied health seminars. You may also register onsite if space is still available by visiting the registration desk in the Georgia World Congress Convention Center.

Below is a sample of thought-provoking seminars that still have a handful of remaining tickets available.

Friday, March 3:

Seminar 1206: IT Counts: Interactive Patient Cases

Saturday, March 4:

Seminar 2004: Keep, Toss, Donate or Acquire: Allergies After Hematopoietic or Solid Organ Transplantation

Seminar 2007: How Do We Address the Growing Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicines in the Allergy/Immunology Clinic?

Seminar 2008: Side-Effects Associated with the Administration of SCIT vs. SLIT

Seminar 2011: RNA Viral Infections and Airway Remodeling

Seminar 2508: Rhinitis Guidelines: Why They Don't Always Agree

Sunday, March 5:

Seminar 3002: Smoking Cessation in Patients with Asthma: Safety/Efficacy Update on Behavioral, Pharmacologic and E-Cigarette Modalities

Seminar 3004: Stump the Chump: Experts in Occupational Allergy